Trinity Long Room Hub

Dublin, Ireland

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Trinity College College Green, Dublin, Republic of Ireland, Dublin 2
South Inner City
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420 ftNassau Street, South Frederick Street
710 ftDawson (2017)
730 ft#400 Pearse Street, Shaw Street
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1 review of Trinity Long Room Hub

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Place rating: 3
Dublin, Republic of Ireland
This is a new development currently underway between the arts block and the Post Graduate Reading room on fellows square in Trinity College.
The building is going to be very modern with huge blocks of concrete and massive glass windows hanging on a main steel frame that looks like it will be running through the centre of the building front to back.
It is a post graduate reading and learning centre for those specialising in an Arts Subject. The Hub is supposed to encourage interest in the studies taking place in Trinity college and also provides a platform for new lectures and presentations from thinkers all over the world to come and give their teachings here in Dublin.
The real question is though whether the building will fit into its location of not in such a central part of the college… hopefully things will work out