the Lifeline Project – DIT 4th year Architecture 2010
An investigation of uses for the disused Broadstone to Broombridge railway cutting in Dublin, Ireland in collaboration with Kaethe Burt-O’Dea of desireland as part of the Dublin Institute of...
View ArticlePoverty below the Highline
An article by Saraha Mirbabaee from Polis – A collaborative blog about cities Of all the factors that contribute to urban livability — including public health, education and infrastructure — policy is...
View ArticleThe Lifeline Project – A Film by Gregory Dunn
On the 8th of April 1961, the last steam train ran the mile-long stretch of what once was the Great Midland and Western Railway to Liffey Junction from the Broadstone railway terminus. The intervening...
View ArticleLIFELINE PROJECT + SOAP Arthur Guinness Projects
“The Lifeline Project challenges our conventional image of the urban commute. It asks us to imagine the Luas BXD traversing a vibrant multifunctional corridor animated by walkers & cyclists, living...
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FREE Samples Lifeline Soap TODAY!
Come visit us at the Honest 2 Goodness Market, Glasnevin We will be giving away FREE Samples of Lifeline Soap TODAY 12- 4 pm to promote the LIFELINE + SOAP Arthur Guinness Project. …and Please...
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A mile long exhibition that generates Energy?
A collaborative project between New York City Parks Department and the Land Art Generator Initiative, currently on exhibition at the ‘Arsenal’ Building, 64th Street and Central Park East, New York...
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Walking Lifeline Territory with Nathan Hugh-O’Donnell
In May, writer Nathan O’Donnell and desireland director Kaethe Burt-O’Dea took a walk through Lifeline territory. Beginning at Broombridge train station and following the route of the Midland Great...
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