The Shallee Mine is a disused mine in Tipperary, located near the village of Silvermines. The Shallee mine was traditional in operation. It featured underground and open-cast mining, the use of a ball mill for crushing and a railway for conveying the ore. It was permanently closed in 1958. The caverns from the disused mine are truly spectacular. I spent 2 days photographing the Shallee mine. Sunlight lifted the dark shadows of the space revealing it’s hidden beauty. The rough golden rock was revealed. It was clear to me that it was cut with the blood sweat and tears of the miners. I can only imagine how tough these miners must have been. I doubt if too much high tech boring equipment was used here!
– Enda Cavanagh
Henry J Lyons architects designed the beautiful brick clad building on 10 Molesworth Street. The former Passport office has been redeveloped by IPUT into a fantastic new commercial property. The building has been designed to achieve an LEED Platinum rating which is the world’s premier benchmark for sustainable, high-performance buildings. I was commissioned by IPUT to comprehensively document the building, the locality and the story behind the build, illustrating the artisan ethos and passion of the tradesmen and suppliers.
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The stunning new luxury Lodge at Hogs Head Hotel and Club House is very much connected to the landscape. It is a place of escape and tranquility. The hotel is located a few hundred meters from Lough Currane. The curved forms of the building means that each room has breathtaking views of the wonderful Kerry landscape. The project was designed by Henry J Lyons architects Cork office who commissioned me to produce a comprehensive collection of commercial architecture photography celebrating the building and it’s location.
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The new Santander Dublin Office Space at Three Park Place was designed by TODD architects.
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10 Molesworth Street has been redeveloped by IPUT into a exciting new commercial property. I was commissioned by IPUT as the professional architecture photographer to comprehensively document the building, the locality and the story behind the build, illustrating the artisan ethos and passion of the tradesmen and suppliers.
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Hotel architecture photography of the luxury Lodge at Hogs Head Hotel and Club House. The project was designed by HJL Cork office.
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One of three wonderful additions to Molesworth Street, which I photographed this year. 1 Molesworth Street has been redeveloped by Green Reit PLC and exudes a great sense of style. Henry J Lyons were the lead architects.
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Block H Central Park In Leopardstown is the latest addition to this large development mixed use develpment. All buildings were designed by HJL architects.
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The stunning new luxury Lodge at Hogs Head Hotel and Club House is a place of supreme elegance. The project was designed by Henry J Lyons architects Cork office. It is matched by the stunning vista of Lough Currane.
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The former Passport office on 10 Molesworth Street has been redeveloped by IPUT into a fantastic new Commercial property. Henry J Lyons were the lead architects. I was commissioned by IPUT to comprehensively document the building, the locality and the story behind the build, illustrating the artisan ethos and passion of the tradesmen and suppliers.
If you wish to purchase third party image licenses, please contact Enda Cavanagh Photography directly.
