Museum of Literature Ireland
86 St Stephen's Green, Saint Kevin's, Dublin
Dates & Times
- Saturday 14th October:
- 11am – 11.45am
- 12pm – 12.45pm
- 3pm – 3.45.pm
- 4pm – 4.45pm
- Sunday 15th October:
- 11am – 11.45am |
- 12pm – 12.45pm |
- 3pm – 3.45pm |
- 4pm – 4.45pm
Tour type
- Building Tour
Architect
Scott Tallon Walker
Tour Information +
A partnership between University College Dublin and the National Library of Ireland, the Museum of Literature Ireland (MoLI) is a new landmark cultural institution in the heart of Ireland’s capital city. Architects Scott Tallon Walker were engaged to transform the Aula Maxima at Newman House into a modern museum building while creating universal access across the historic site where UCD was founded.
The aims of the architectural project included developing a world-class exhibition centre, integrating Newman House into a wider city context, and weaving the buildings together into a better functioning integral whole. The main visible architectural intervention is the creation of a new stair and lift core clad in glass with an interstitial veil of copper filigree. The scheme has been designed in such a way that the new works are to the rear of the buildings and have minimal impact on the historic fabric.
Pre-book Only.
Accessibility Information
Most of the Historic House rooms are wheelchair accessible except for the last room on the tour route.
The last room on the tour route is Not wheelchair accessible. This is accessed by a narrow staircase only.
Wheelchair accessible, Accessible Toilets, Assistance Dogs welcome
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