The Extraordinary Ordinary – Open House Dublin 2020. Online + Onsite 8–11 October.

The Extraordinary Ordinary – Open House Dublin 2020. Online + Onsite 8–11 October.

With a programme more diverse than ever, here you will find a reimagined Open House Dublin, with an itinerary of content created for you in this extraordinary year. Watch the film premiere of ten commissioned documentary shorts, tune in to a lively topical debate, join a variety of digital tours that peak into the homes of our best architects, get inspired by articles from the inaugural OHD Journal, bring the family to a zoom workshop, build a paper model of your city, take a self guided walk to uncover the remarkable in your everyday.

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How Does It Work?

It works through a simple but powerful idea: showcasing outstanding architecture for everyone to experience. This has been and continues to be a challenging year for all of us. We have worked hard to develop a programme of events for you to experience and enjoy despite the current restrictions in place. We will be adding to the programme over the next couple of weeks and we encourage you to follow us on social media and subscribe to the IAF newsletter for regular updates, news and highlights. Stay safe and stay connected.

 

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This year has been an unprecedented challenge for all in the arts and cultural sector. The IAF and Open House Dublin have been extraordinarily fortunate to be able to partner with such generous and supportive companies and organisations this year.

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