Yellow houses at Nyboder, Copenhagen
Yellow houses at Nyboder. This was built as a residential area for the people of the Royal Danish Navy – commissioned by King Christian IV. The first building was finished in 1631 and 10 years later a total of 20 houses - with more than 200 apartments - were built. Today, the buildings still house enlisted personnel of the army, air force and navy, but the priority of enlisted personnel was stopped in 2006. The apartments are now very popular among people living in Copenhagen – despite the fact that they will have to bend their heads several times a day because of the low door-frames.
The Long Room, as the Library at Trinity College, Dublin
The Long Room, as the Library at trinity College, Dublin is known.
The Blob a futuristic shop in the Centre of Eindhoven, Holand
The Samuel Beckett Bridge, Dublin
The Gateshead Millennium Bridge, Newcastle
Cancer Research Centre, Oslo, Norway
The Dome of the Hopital de la Grave overlooking St Pierre bridge, Toulouse.
The Capitolium, Toulouse
Saint Louis Cathedral is in the French Quarter of New Orleans
Waterford's Medieval Museum
Ritz Carlton Hotel, Powerscourt, Co Wicklow, Ireland
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Old Church, Avoca, Co. Wicklow
Times Square, New York City
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Sheikh Zayed Road, Dubai, UAE
The Quayside, Gdansk, Poland
National Archives, Paris
Skyline, Hong Kong
Porsche Museum, Stuttgart
Scottish National Gallery, Edinburgh
Potstdamer Platz, Berlin
Potstdamer Platz, Berlin
Staircase in the Kempinski Hotel, Berlin
Staircase, Vatican
Disney Concert Hall, Los Angeles
Library, Wexford town
The Marina, Dubai
Movenpick Hotel, Stuttgart
Mermaid Art Centre, Bray, Co Wicklow
Staircase, Druid's Glen Hotel
Reflections, Toronto
Skyline, Singapore
Piano, Estonia
