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Change is the Reality: The Work of Robin Walker Architect

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Book cover with architectural structure and text 'Change is the Reality: The Work of Robin Walker Architect' against a water backdrop.
  • Book cover with architectural structure and text 'Change is the Reality: The Work of Robin Walker Architect' against a water backdrop.
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  • Book cover with architectural structure and text 'Change is the Reality: The Work of Robin Walker Architect' against a water backdrop.
  • An open architectural design book spread displayed against a neutral gray background. The left page contains a black-and-white photograph, a color photo, blocks of text, and a bulleted list.
  • An open printed booklet or book spread laid flat on a light gray background. The left page shows a sepia-toned photograph of a courtyard scene with people, and the right page contains the title 'St.
Change is the Reality: The Work of Robin Walker Architect

Change is the Reality: The Work of Robin Walker Architect

€35,00

This volume explores the ethos and ideas of Irish architect Robin Walker (1924-1991), a partner in the RIBA Gold Medal winning Dublin practice of Scott Tallon Walker. Produced in concert with Walker’s son, the architect and teacher Simon Walker, Change is the Reality is an archive of Robin’s articles and lectures, presented alongside new and original photographs of a number of his seminal projects, including Bothar Bui, An Bord Failte, UCD restaurant, house at Kinsale, etc. The book also includes essays by Simon Walker and Patrick Lynch, Elizabeth Hatz and Laura Evans.

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