Irish architect Tom de Paor honoured by RIBA
Earlier this week, Irish architect, Tom de Paor were amongst a group of twenty-nine international practitioners recognised with Honorary International Fellowships to the RIBA.
Earlier this week, Irish architect, Tom de Paor were amongst a group of twenty-nine international practitioners recognised with Honorary International Fellowships to the RIBA.
In the first of a series of monthly articles, architecture and design journalist Richard Conway talks to
about the upcoming Venice Biennale.
Tom de Paor studied at the Dublin Institute of Technology and University College Dublin, graduating 1991. Has practised privately since 1991,
Text © Shane O’Toole. Railway footbridge and pavilion at Four Oaks, Birmingham, designed in collaboration with Eilís O’Connell. Photo of O’Connell’s maquette © Eilís O’Connell.
Text © Shane O’Toole. Drawings and photo of souvenir cards © de Paor architects. Bottom photo © Thetis SpA. All other photos © Dennis Mortell.
Text © Shane O’Toole. N³ photo © Frank McDonald. Ballincollig photo © John Searle. Clontarf photos © Dennis Gilbert | VIEW Pictures.
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