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Featured in Irish Times ” Window on the World”
Todays property section in the Irish Times has a great feature by Emma Cullinan about the Architectural Archive exhibition of Dublin Shop Photographs: http://www.irishtimes.com/life-and-style/homes-and-property/take-5/window-on-the-world-of-shopfronts-1.1738999
Architectural Archive photography project in Irish Times
In surprise to be included in The Irish Times weekend section.
The project documents Dublin shops, it catalogues shops that are constructed with tiled fronts and aluminum box sections. This exhibition is for anyone who has enjoyed window shopping, loves looking and wants to see the world of the local shop. From internet services to laundry bags, ...
Locksmith Ballybough
Ballybough, people, key shop
Lidl Shop
Lidl, A celebration
Shopping Choice
Supermarket Architecture, Lots of the same choice
Enniskillen Shop
Shop in Enniskillen
Family Shop
The family shop on Dorset street, The shop keeper can be seen on the top upper left of the picture, behind the largest row of sweets, the photograph is taken from the front entrance of the shop.
All Cash Gold
All Cash Gold, In on Parnell street, Again the Aluminium Mullions provide a framing composition to a mudane scene, AS with the other images in this series the image can be seen as a series of spatial planes. Almost like a theatre set, a frons scenae, the main plane is that of the glass. The ...
Petals in the Coombe
Petals in the Coombe follow on in that series of images looking at reflective spaces. HTe image is made up of a gird of the facade , the facade is intersected by the mullions, advertising, roller shutter bars. The part i like most is a mirrored edge that covers one of the mulliions. IN the ...
Bart’s Cabra
This continues the theme of shops with regular facades. Bart's Pet shop in Cabra . The facade is divided into a regular pattern of tiles , aluminum sections . The tiling pattern reflects the overall geometry of the facade. In the details below you can see the contents of the shop, pet correctors, Dora, Nemo, ...
Booze to Go
Jim Quigley, Booze to Go , Amiens street, Dublin. A utilitarian Splendor.