IAF Presents Notations
The Irish Architecture Foundation presents ‘Notations’, a collection of books for sale.
Notations is a collection of eight individual books that together form a folio of drawings, notes, collages, photographs and appropriated images taken from the notebooks of architects who use them as both reflective and reflexive forms of thinking.
It includes work by Tom dePaor, Michael Doherty, Grafton Architects, Seamus Lennon, McCullough Mulvin, O’Donnell + Tuomey and Nigel Peake.
Based on the principle that notebooks provide unique insights into personal worlds of drawing, this publication offers a set of open notations that can be interpreted and experienced as directly as they were drawn and made: unselfconsciously curious about the world.
Published by Gall Editions
Editors: Paul Clarke and Peter Maybury
This is a limited edition of 250 copies. Blending several papers and binding techniques, each volume has a unique dimension and a specially mixed coloured binding. 100 sets with custom made slipcase.
The set is available at a special price of €80 and at a members price of €65:
IAF Standard Discount
Total €80.00 EUR
IAF Members Discount
Total €65.00 EUR
Also on sale:
Individual Book – by Michael Doherty
Total €15.00 EUR
Individual Book – by Seamus Lennon
Total €15.00 EUR
Individual Book – by O’Donnell + Tuomey
Total €15.00 EUR
Individual Book – by McCullough Mulvin
Total €15.00 EUR
Individual Book – by The White Table
Total €15.00 EUR
Individual Book – by Grafton Architects
Total €15.00 EUR
Individual Book – by Tom dePaor
Total €15.00 EUR
Individual Book – by Nigel Peake
Total €15.00 EUR
Drawing on Life
A film by Paul Clarke and Conor McCafferty Screening daily 15-29 July, Mon–Fri at 11am, 1pm and 3pm.
Filmed amidst their studios and projects, the film traces the thoughts of a number of leading architects and asks them why and how they draw. Why are architects still drawing by hand in the digital age? What value does drawing have in shaping their creativity and imagination? Watching them draw, and talking to them about their sketchbooks, work and ideas, the film reveals a hidden world of why architects draw.
Find out more HERE
Taking place at the Irish Architecture Foundation HQ: 15 Bachelors Walk, Dublin 1.
