Could be interesting....or not.

A #painting from a happy time. "Derryreel 4" is a north County Donegal work of the hills that were directly behind the cottage where I briefly lived with my little American dog. This is the far side, where we would walk through the bog on an old railway line. #ArtYear #MountainMonday #SpeirGhorm

Setting 2037 as the target date, which will mark Midosuji’s 100th anniversary, the City of Osaka has revealed plans to fully pedestrianize its main arterial—shifting it from car-centric to a world-leading people-centric street that gives new space for residents to connect and create value together.🧵

Some interesting colour Dublin city views from July 1957. From the Edmund L. Mitchell Collection from the Boston Public Library.

Thousands of people lined the streets of the Spanish city of Valladolid to pay tribute to Irish war hero Red Hugh O'Donnell. The Gaelic chieftain died in Spain in 1602 and last night Valladolid came to a standstill as Red Hugh's royal funeral was re-enacted

Nice bit of Dutch 1930s graphic design from the cover of a house builders manual.

Anybody experiencing a virginmedia outage in D7/Cabra West?

Scaipigí an scéal a Spéiríní, a chairde! Seoladh Dé hAoine 26MF in Ionad an Bhlascaoid, Dún Chaoin, óna 7.00pm ar aghaidh. Mícheál Ó Sé a rósfas an gabhar.

Nice find today in Temple Bar Bookshop.

A cold chill shot through me when I saw this....suddenly I was in 2nd year Architecture again...

2 books Currently available in TempleBar Books for €20 each. Dublin: a city in crisis (1975) also available.

Bookshelves. Yes, must get some...😁

East Berlin, Alexanderplatz, 9 September 1959. I post photographs taken on my many Berlin visits in the 1950s, 1960s. 180 historic street images of East and West Berlin are in my book "Berlin in the Cold War" (Amberley Publ.). #Berlin #DDR #GDR

From 2001 - Memoirs Engraved in Stone: Palestinian Urban Mansions.

Crossing the Liffey by Rail & Bus.

Ladislav Sutnar RCA Sound Systems. 1944-1965

We are pleased to announce the next in our Mini Guide series, Erno Goldfinger, covering the architect's work from 1936-76, exploring his buildings from his own house in Hampstead, to his last projects, the estates with their prominent tower blocks www.modernism-in-metroland.co.uk/erno-goldfin...

Next post on archiseek is No. 11,000.

This astonishing model of the new High Altar and Reredos in St Paul's Cathedral was made by Leslie Thorp in 1949. Widely featured in newspapers to announce the rebuilding plans after the cathedral was damaged in WWII, it is truly one of the most impressive models ever made.

This is one of the most impressive pieces of architecture I’ve ever seen. And by a Dublin based couple of architects - Heneghan Peng Architects. Róisín Heneghan and her husband Shi-Fu Peng. Even the details of the many names of Egypt in the main door columns are perfectly placed.

This 😆

Dia dhaoibh, a chairde! The Northern Ireland Place-Name Project has just landed on Bluesky. We will be sharing stories, history and a few surprises behind our local place-names. Do you have ideas on what type of content you would like to see? Maps, archives or just fun facts? Let us know below 😀

Nice bit of book skip diving today in Drumcondra.

Found in Wexford. From May 1977

Anna Livia Plurabelle looking very nice this afternoon.

Cinema Taylorville, IL

Preston Bus Station is a gorgeous building with real clarity, beauty & function of architecture. The Lingotto of Lancashire.

Whistles loudly

Found in Temple Bar Books today, a Mariga Guinness detailed piece on Irish Follies from Jan-Feb 1972. Hidden within the tourist magazine "Ireland of the welcomes".

Diminutive but lovely United Methodist & Presbyterian church on Anne Street, Wexford. Built about the mid 1840s. Designed by Thomas Willis who was later the contractor for the Wexford Twin Catholic Churches on Bride & Rowe Streets.

Picked up an old European Architectural Design magazine from July 1977, AR87 in Red Books Wexford. Turns out it is the International Asbestos-Cement Review....🤔. One scheme from Tralee in it.

Nice to see this pub, Wexford, believes in the circular economy.

I saw today, a leaflet celebrating 15 years of UTV from 1974.

Red Books Wexford is one of my favourite bookshops. A lovely friendly spot for any bibliophile. If I get caught in a book avalanche, send help in 2 or 3 days..... www.irishexaminer.com/lifestyle/ar...

Charity shop buy for €3 today.

So...i'm staying in a house which has a 2nd hand bookshop next door (not saying where). This is in the window for €8..it'll be open on Monday morning...torture. 😁

Interesting church visited today in Newtown Waterford. St Joseph & Benildus, built in 1968. Brutalist exterior but a riot of stained glass internally.

Excellent meal last night with @jobw.bsky.social at Mara in Waterford. If anywhere near...go! marawaterford.com

J&K Walsh's, a lovely traditional Pub in Waterford visited this evening. Only Guinness, Smithwicks & Harp on tap.

Visited a lovely 2nd hand bookshop in Waterford today. Little lane bookshop. littlelanebookshop.com

Enjoying a wander around Waterford.

Finally up on the wall. Charity shop buy many years ago.

Contemplation time at the Museum of African-American History

Excellent film. Mad loveable bastards.

Tsundoku.

POV you’re painting an entire 1200 sqft ground mural on the new graham ave. pedestrian corridor in a single day #winnipeg #mural

they’re just heading into the office early to ketchup on some paperwork

Life goals....

Nice find on Friday in Temple Bar Books for €6.