Landmark building signals entry to Dublin

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Archiseek / Ireland / News / 2002 / March 14 2002: Landmark building signals entry to Dublin

The site of architectural firm Cantrell & Crowley's new offices make a positive visual impact quite out of proportion with its scale. A new building in South Dublin, while not so grand to justify being classified as a formal point of arrival, does at least make an effort to mark the start of the city in the midst of an otherwise architecturally uninspired area. Priory was designed by Cantrell & Crowley as its own headquarters and the practice therefore had a strong interest in making sure this was a landmark building.

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