Lee Point Student Accommodation - Architecture Ireland, Issue 319
16.11.2021
STW's Lee Point Student Accommodation features in Architecture Ireland Issue 319 for September/October 2021.
Scott Tallon Walker Architects are delighted to see Lee Point Student Accommodation published in the Architecture Ireland, the official journal for the RIAI.
Paul Higgisson writes on our Lee Point in the September/October edition. The article follows the historic and built context of Lee Point while discussing the generosity of the interior spaces. Higgisson identifies the strength of Lee Point in 'these subtle, gestural moves'.
Be sure to collect your copy at your local newsagent, the RIAI bookshop or click here for the digital edition.
Author
David FlanneryDavid Flannery is our Sport & Hospitality Architecture Lead and is based in our Cork studio. He is also engaged with urban design and master-planning projects across the wider practice.
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