Describing Architecture

IM_BM_CASTIM_BM©Brian Cregan-1599 2©Brian Cregan-1106©Brian Cregan-1603©Brian Cregan-1602©Brian Cregan-1631©Brian Cregan-1105©Brian Cregan-1624©Brian Cregan-1621©Brian Cregan-1626©Brian Cregan-1619©Brian Cregan-1759©Brian Cregan-0440A©Brian Cregan-0453A

Inis Meáin Landscape Models / Briain Moriarty

2015

Plaster Cast, Slate Dust / Card

1200 x 400 mm / 1310 x 230 mm

The project is located by the old pier on Inis Meáin, a small island located off the west coast of Ireland, providing changing and resting facilities for swimming, along with working and storage facilities for currachs and fishing.

On a larger scale, the project responds to the route that begins at the pier and continues to become the main vein of access through the island, along which a ribbon of housing and commerce is located. The field patterns of drystone walls offer a series of recessed and through spaces, where you pause to perform a function and continue on again. The materiality and texture of rough boardmarked concrete reflects the heavy and evolved character of the old pier.

Bio
Architect working and living in Dublin.

www.briainmoriarty.com