Join us for Art In Architecture- The Aesthetic Vision of STW on May 10th at 7:00 in Emmett Theatre TCD
The reputation of Scott Tallon Walker as a firm with a specific aesthetic vision is well-established, and is unique in the landscape of the history of the visual arts in Ireland. The natural crossover between architecture and contemporary visual art is something Scott Tallon Walker have continually underlined in their work and this, coupled with their overall vision and philosophy, will be explored in this lecture by Niall Scott.
Emmett Theatre, Arts Block, Trinity College. May 10th, 7:00pm
1.5 Points will be available for this eventArt In Architecture

FILM/TALK # 2 DOUBLE EVENT 

Davis Theatre Arts Block, Trinity College Friday 27 April Start 18:30 

2.5 HOURS (Structured)R.I.A.I CPD POINTS Available for Attending members 

Review of items in DOCOMOMO Annual Report 2011. 

Presentation on the structure of the organisation, the goals for the coming year, and the work of the various sub-committees. We encourage members to join our sub-committees (Events, Conservation, Education, Communication) and get involved in all our upcoming activities. 

Overview presentations from ICOMOS (Dr. Elene Negussie

and IRISH LANDMARK TRUST (Dr Edward McParland/Mary O’Brien) [20 mins] 

TALK : EVENT PART 1- 18:30 SPECIAL PRESENTATION TALK 

The programme for the evening includes: 

Review of items in DOCOMOMO Annual Report 2011. 

Presentation on the structure of the organisation, the goals for the coming year, and the work of the various sub-committees. We encourage members to join our sub-committees (Events, Conservation, Education, Communication) and get involved in all our upcoming activities. 

Overview presentations from ICOMOS (Dr. Elene Negussie

and IRISH LANDMARK TRUST (Dr Edward McParland/Mary O’Brien) [20 mins] 

Subscriptions for 2012, payable by cash or cheque on the night – Full Member €50 or €20 unwaged/students, valid from May 2012 – May 2013 

FILM: EVENT PART 2-19:30 THE PRUITT IGOE MYTH -IRISH PREMIERE


The Pruitt-Igoe Myth tells the story of the transformation of the American city in the decades after World War II, through the lens of the infamous Pruitt-Igoe housing development and the St. Louis residents who called it home. The Pruitt-Igoe Myth seeks to set the historical record straight. To examine the interests involved in Pruitt-Igoe’s creation. To re-evaluate the rumours and the stigma. To implode the myth. 

“Compelling, exceptional. It correctly finds value in preserving this disappearing American experience on film and should serve as a prototype for similar efforts of cultural preservation.” – 

Dante A. Ciampaglia, Architectural Record 

http://www.pruitt-igoe.com/

 

 

 

Friday 20th April 2012, 12h00,
Lunchtime Lecture “Introduction to modern Irish architecture”, Ellen Rowley followed by site visit lead by Donal Hickey in concert with Val Byrne formerly of Gleeson Whelan Byrne to Connolly House North Strand VEC Five lamps, a “Brulaist” in-situ and precast concrete structure emblematic of its generation. DoCoMoMo Members do not need to pre-book places for this event.

Connolly House North Strand VEC, Five Lamps, Dublin

2 HOURS (Structured)R.I.A.I CPD POINTS Available for Attending members

http://www.fivelampsarts.ie/architecture http://val-byrne.odexpo.com/page1.asp

The 2011 AGM will be held at 6pm on Wednesday, 14 December, 2011 at
The Classroom
Cultivate Building
The Green House
St Andrew Street
Dublin 2.

AGENDA
1. Welcome by Chair
2. Apologies
3. Minutes of the 2010 EGM (held in Busaras) to be approved
4. To receive and approve the Annual Report for 2010
5. To receive and approve the Accounts for 2010
6. To receive a brief report of activity, membership, etc during 2010 and 2011
7. To set the annual subscription rates for 2012
8. To elect the Officers and Committee for 2012
9. To appoint honorary auditors
10. AOB

Elections

Please note that the following members have agreed to offer themselves for election:

Chair; Peter Cody
Secretary: Shane O’Toole
Treasurer: Peter Carroll
Committee: Paddy Cahill, Dariusz R Cyparski, Ruth O’Herlihy, Ellen Rowley, Paul Tierney, Simon Walker

Members wishing to add their names to the ballot list should do so by email reply to this address before 6pm on Tuesday next, 29 November, 2011


An exhibition of photographs by John Donat of Robin Walker’s architecture will open at UCD Richview on Monday next, October 24, 2011, as part of the centenary of the School of Architecture at UCD. There will also be an associated DOCOMOMO lecture by Simon Walker, architect and son of Robin, in the Red Room at 6.30pm on Monday. For those of you who missed Simon’s brilliant talk earlier in the year, on the occasion of the Heroes and Anti-Heroes of Modern Architecture symposium, organised in the context of IMMA’s The Moderns exhibition, this offers the perfect opportunity to catch up on one of the founders of Scott Tallon Walker who worked with Le Corbusier and studied under Mies van der Rohe and Ludwig Hilberseimer and was among the greatest figures in Irish 20th-century architecture.