MELT THE WALLS Brief: Melt the Walls was a community-led architecture and design project, designed to promote public engagement. It is part of a national campaign launched by the Irish Architecture Foundation entitled “Reimagine…”, that worked with communities across Ireland to co-create and co-design solutions to challenges or problems they have identified in their […]
FITZMAURICE PLACE & FORT PROTECTOR PUBLIC REALM Brief: Fitzmaurice Place lies on the eastern side of the sixteenth-century fort protector, a historic fortification built in 1547, around which the town of Portlaoise was founded during the Laois-Offaly plantation. Lotts Architecture prepared a conservation plan for the fort in 2015-2019 and was part of the design […]
CIRCE PAVILION, DUBLIN 1 Brief: To generate community engagement in Liberty Park, Dublin 1. This project formed part of the Treeline Project, a bigger strategy to enable the regeneration of underused public spaces in the north inner city which involved the erection of an arts pavilion to house artistic events in partnership with Dublin City […]
WATERFORD PUBLIC REALM & THE APPLE MARKET Brief: This is the latest phase in the extension of the public realm improvements to all parts of Waterford’s historic city centre. As well as the repaving of some of the city’s most important streets, the works include the redesign of the Applemarket. A steel canopy structure provides […]
