Irish Aid Volunteering and Information Centre by Tom de Paor
Architectural photographer Dennis Gilbert has sent us photos of the Irish Aid Volunteering and Information Centre in Dublin, designed by Irish architect Tom de Paor.
The centre, on the ground floor of an office block on O’Connell Street, opened last month.
The centre describes itself as “a state of the art, flexible multi-media exhibition space designed to raise awareness of development issues and the role of Irish Aid in tackling global poverty”.
All photos shown here are © Dennis Gilbert and used with permission. For reproduction details, please contact Gilbert or architectural photo library View.
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