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Dublin´s Metamorphosis
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Monday March 02, 2009 16:27 by dunk fuspey at yahoo dot co dot uk
(EASA conference, August 2008) Discussion chaired by Frank McDonald, journalist with The Irish Times, on a broad range of architectural and developmental issues that have become apparent in Celtic Tiger Dublin. Contributors include Dr. Gary Boyd, Ciarán Cuffe TD, Robert Ballagh and Siobhain Ní Éanaigh. The majority of the speakers were very critical of Celtic Tiger Ireland, a change from previous "architectural discussion". The talk happened in Docklands "white elephant", CHQ, aka: Stack A. "Finally the realizion of Maggie Thatchers demented vision of there being no such thing as society" EASA (European Architecture Students Assembly) is an annual assembly of 400 architecture students which takes place over a two week period every August. The aim of the organisation is to encourage cooperation between students from over forty European countries through the media of architectural workshops, lectures, informal debates and exhibitions. EASA 2008: http://www.easa008.ie/about.html EASA blog: http://easa.antville.org/ EASA TV IRELAND 2008: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=du3n332__j0 Much thanks to Gary Gallagher for editing and presenting audio in the public realm Caption: Video Id: du3n332__j0 Type: Youtube Video
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Jump To Comment: 1 2It was quite ironic that we had this discussion in a space, which COULD have turned into a major positive node for Dublin, Stack A. Apparently in the early days of Charlie Haugheys deal to construct the IFSC, Stack A was designated as some sort of "community space", in the end, as stated by Frank Mc Donald and Robert Ballagh, it has turned into yet another space of consumption.... But now that its crisis time, perhaps we will see a change??
Im attaching an MP3 from Mary Cummings, of the NWWC, North Wall Womens Centre @ Sheriff Street, in which she is talking about a brief history of the area.
Stack A / CHQ : No Art here, buy buy buy
Mary Cummings, North Wall Womens Centre @ Sheriff Street
Mary Cummings, North Wall Womens Centre @ Sheriff Street 7.36 Mb
With the exception of the ending - I see this video as being about Dunk - Dunk as Utopian Architect and cities need people-centred utopian architects!
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