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Print-Making Workshop

04/11/2021 by

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Print-making Workshop

Client Grangegorman Development Agency
Location Grangegorman, Dublin 7
Size 320sq.m
Status Complete

The Print-Making Workshop comprises of a central north-lit workshop area surrounded with technical support and administrative spaces with a total floor area of 320sqm.

The project comprises of a central north-lit workshop area
surrounded with technical support and administrative spaces with a total floor area of 320sqm.

The building is located where the fringe of the newly emerging Grangegorman TU Dublin campus meets the industrial landscape of the former Broadstone railway station and Dublin city bus depot. The building is orientated optimally North-South and runs perpendicular to the existing protected structure of the
Grangegorman Clocktower building and the pedestrianised Broadstone Link.

* In collaboration with Scullion Architects

Scullion Architects, Print Studio TU Dublin, Grangegorman Development Agency, Irish Architecture, architectural photography by Aisling McCoy
Scullion Architects; Printmaking Studio; Irish Architecture; photography by Aisling McCoy
Scullion Architects; Printmaking Studio; Irish Architecture; photography by Aisling McCoy
Scullion Architects, Print Studio TU Dublin, Grangegorman Development Agency, Irish Architecture, architectural photography by Aisling McCoy
Scullion Architects; Printmaking Studio; Irish Architecture; photography by Aisling McCoy
Scullion Architects; Printmaking Studio; Irish Architecture; photography by Aisling McCoy

The building is stragically placed to informally bookend a lawn to the rear of the Clocktower Building. The southern face of the Workshop faces the East Quad building providing a visual connection between the Printmaking Workshop and the Dublin School of Creative Arts.

Scullion Architects, Print Studio TU Dublin, Grangegorman Development Agency, Irish Architecture, architectural photography by Aisling McCoy

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