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The Dublin Civic Trust has a blogpost on the Bank of Ireland’s 1802 competition to redesign the former Parliament House on College Green.
Rather horrifyingly, one of the proposals would have erected a monumental screen closing off the forecourt, completely spoiling the view of Edward Lovett Pearce’s beautiful façade.
Luckily the Bank chose Francis Johnston to harmonise the competition designs into the building we know today.
Published at 11:00 am on Monday 24 October 2016. Categories: Architecture Errant Thoughts Ireland Tags: Architecture, Dublin, Ireland, Old Houses of Parliament.
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