Dublin 1950–1970: Houses, Flats and High Rise by Joseph Brady

Dublin 1950–1970: Houses, Flats and High Rise traces the architectural transformation of Ireland's capital during two decades of rapid urban change. Joseph Brady's detailed study examines the residential building boom that reshaped Dublin's skyline, from suburban housing developments to modernist apartment blocks and ambitious high-rise projects. Essential reading for architects, urban planners, and anyone interested in Dublin's post-war built environment and the design decisions that defined the city's mid-century character.