NAMAlab

Only 20 copies of the book available.

Hi Everybody,

Just to let you know that we are down to our last few copies of NAMAlands. A reprint is pretty unlikely. If you would like a copy please email me at [email protected].

Kind Regards
Paul

30.11.2011: NCAD student Eimear Walshe, on behalf of NAMAlab, presents President Michael D. Higgins with a copy of the NAMAlab publication.

30.11.2011: NCAD student Eimear Walshe, on behalf of NAMAlab, presents President Michael D. Higgins with a copy of the NAMAlab publication.

Designist on Georges Street are currently stocking the NAMAlab book if you fancy a look!

http://settlementexhibitiondotcom.wordpress.com/

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NAMAlab is happy to announce it will be taking part in Settlement, an exhibition by artist Anthony Haughey in The Copper House Gallery. You are invited to this opening at 6pm – 8pm, Wednesday 26 October 2011. Writer, journalist and political commentator Fintan O’Toole, will open the exhibition.

Hello again.
If you are interested in buying the NAMAlab book, you might enjoy a quick peak at a pdf excerpt on Issuu.com:

http://issuu.com/namalab/docs/namalab_exceprt

Regards,
Paul
NAMAlab.

NAMAlab Excerpt. This is a brief excerpt from the actual NAMAlab book. This pdf highlights the range of content featured including essays by Economist Constantin Gurdgiev and other Architects + Politicians, Discussions, Mapping and 50 alternate proposals for NAMA sites created by final year students at DIT Bolton St...

Hi everybody.

The NAMAlab book is now available to purchase. Hopefully it will be stocked in various bookshops in Dublin and across the country.

The cost of the book is as follows:

€10.00 for current Students.
€20.00 for non Students.
(postage will be according to destination)

If you would really like a copy now please email me at: [email protected] and I can sort you out.

Thank you very much.

And a further thanks to everybody that attended the Symposium.

Gerry Cahill_ Since the early 1980s Gerry Cahill has been Principal in GCA Gerry Cahill Architects and is a director of Urban Projects; established in 1997 to pursue urban design studies and major city regeneration proposals. Urban Projects won and successfully completed the commission for a large mixed-use development at Clarion Quay in Dublin’s Docklands as part of its extended regeneration. In 2007, this project received the RIAI Silver Medal for Housing. Gerry Cahill has been involved in the design of energy conscious buildings in the 1990s and was a Director of SEI – the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland from 2000 to 2006. In 2001 he received the Lord Mayor’s Award for his contribution to Dublin. He is currently a Design Studio Lecturer at UCD School of Architecture.