Originally Posted by Bono
Originally Posted by Bono
"Unless you are an absolute pacifist, then you acknowledge that there are times when taking up arms is appropriate."
- cactusflower
BravoOriginally Posted by fergalr
Ah FFS!
A poster of some consequence...
U2 got to raise the roof level of the Clarence in their original redevelopment out of proportion to the other buildings on the quay. This latest proposal is even more of an imposition. More of an obsolescent egotistical architectural statement than a sustainable building to be admired in the future. Christ, haven't the city quays been roughed up enough by the likes of the Zoe Developments Bachelors Walk Soviet scale apartment block, the Civic Offices bunkers and our very own overbearing Calatrava bridge ego trip.
Originally Posted by cllr
More starstruck muppets. You'll regret this one in time Dermot, I'm sure of it.Originally Posted by cllr
The big question now is does this decision roll back the hard-won defences against facadism? Is it a license for every vandal with a bit of money and a big name architect to secure permission to demolish all but the barest skin of Dublin's heritage?
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from an enraged archiseek poster - sums it up perfectly
Originally Posted by tommyt
We need to radically change every system that has enabled the wholesale destruction of the Irish landscape, rural and urban. There is no time for incremental step by step measures. The systems have failed utterly and the only hope for a real recovery requires the rule book to be torn up completely.