Education - Theses Register | Irish Georgian Society

Georgian Houses of the Roebuck Area. Roebuck Hill as a case study

Catherine Brugha
University College Dublin
School of Art History and Cultural Policy
2013
MA

Subject: Architecture
Country: Ireland
Period: 19th Century

Supervisor: Dr. Nicola Figgis
15,000 words

Fitzwilliam Square

Mary Bryan
University College Dublin
UCD School of Architecture, Planning & Environmental Policy
1995
Masters in Urban & Building Conservation

Subject: Georgian Architecture
Country: Ireland

20,000-40,000 words

A Material Modernity- A Study of Vitrolite and Vitrolite Shopfronts in Ireland

Katriona M Byrne
University College Dublin
UCD School of Architecture, Planning & Environmental Policy
2007
Masters in Urban & Building Conservation

Subject: Architecture
Country: Ireland

20,000-40,000 words

An Túr Gloine: A Reappraisal of a Female-dominated Enterprise: 1903-1963

Katie Buckley
University College Dublin
School of Art History and Cultural Policy
2023
MA (Minor Thesis)

Subject: Stained Glass
Country: Ireland
Period: 20th Century

Supervisor: Associate Professor Philip Cottrell
114 pages

Inherited Perspectives

Aoife-Marie Buckley
University College Dublin
School of Art History and Cultural Policy
2018
MA

Subject: Architecture
Country: Rome and Detroit
Period: 18th Century to 20th Century

Supervisor: Associate Professor Lynda Mulvin
15,000 words

Measuring the value of urban green space: A choice experiment approach

Craig H. Bullock
University College Dublin
UCD School of Architecture, Planning & Environmental Policy
2004
PhD

Subject: Public spaces
Country: Ireland

80,000-100,000 words

The Architectural Legacy of Sir Arthur Chichester's Plantation of Inishowen

Claire Burke
University College Dublin
UCD School of Architecture, Planning & Environmental Policy
2017
Master in Urban & Building Conservation

Subject: Georgian architecture
Country: Ireland

20,000-40,000 words

The Women Botanical Illustrators of the National Botanic Gardens, Glasnevin at the turn of the Twentieth Century: What was the Precedent for their Patronage, and the Significance of their Contribution to the Study of Botany?

Roisin Burrington
University College Dublin
School of Art History and Cultural Policy
2019
MA (minor thesis)

Subject: Botanical Illustration
Country: Ireland
Period: 19th and 20th Century

Supervisor: Associate Professor Nicola Figgis
90 pages

William Baillie (1728-1810): Printmaker, Connoisseur and Dealer

Nesta Butler
University College Dublin
School of Art History and Cultural Policy
2005
PhD

Subject: Printmaking
Country: Ireland and England
Period: 18th Century

Supervisor: Dr. John Loughman
80,000-100,000 words

A Contextual Analysis of Andy Warhol, Pop Art and the Postmodern Condition

Lisa Butterly
University College Dublin
School of Art History and Cultural Policy
2008
MA

Subject: Prints and Photographs
Country: America
Period: 20th Century

Supervisor: Prof. Kathleen James-Chakraborty
15,000 words

The Coetivy Hours

Donal Byrne
University College Dublin
School of Art History and Cultural Policy
1972
MA (Research)

Subject: Manuscript
Country: Ireland and France
Period: 15th Century

Professor Francoise Henry

Four Silk Embroidered Panels at Farmleigh, Phoenix Park, Dublin

Maire Byrne
University College Dublin
School of Art History and Cultural Policy
2003
MA

Subject: Textiles
Country: Ireland

Supervisor: Dr. Christine Casey
15,000 words

Simon Vierpyl (c. 1725-1810). New light on his work in Ireland

Helen Byrne
University College Dublin
School of Art History and Cultural Policy
1995

Subject: Architecture
Country: Ireland
Period: 18th and Early 19th Century

Supervisor: Dr. Christine Casey
15,000 words

A Critical Appraisal of the Architectural Development of the Dublin Docklands

Elaine Byrne
University College Dublin
School of Art History and Cultural Policy
2004
MA

Subject: Architecture
Country: Ireland: Dublin
Period: 20th Century

Supervisor: Dr. Christine Casey
15,000 words

The farm clusters of County Wexford

Vivienne Byrne
University College Dublin
UCD School of Architecture, Planning & Environmental Policy
2004
Masters in Urban & Building Conservation

Subject: Planning
Country: Ireland

20,000-40,000 words

Reconstructing Ireland’s Animation Heritage: An Analysis of the Sullivan Bluth Studios Archive

Aoife Byrne
University College Dublin
School of Art History and Cultural Policy
2024
MA (minor thesis)

Subject: Animation, Visual Art
Country: Ireland
Period: 20th Century

Supervisor: Prof Emily Mark-FitzGerald
15,000 words

Sustainability, single rural housing and the planning and building control systems in Ireland

Geraldine Byrne O’Daly
University College Dublin
UCD School of Architecture, Planning & Environmental Policy
2007
Masters of Architectural Science

Subject: Sustainable architecture
Country: Ireland

Supervisor: Professor J. Owen Lewis and Ms. Vivienne Brophy

The Statuary acquired by Joseph Leeson (1701-1783) First Earl of Milltown

Christopher Caffrey
University College Dublin
School of Art History and Cultural Policy
1996
MA

Subject: Sculpture and Collections
Country: Italy and Ireland
Period: 18th Century

Supervisor: Professor McCarthy
15,000 words

33 Malborough Street, Dublin: Household Mechanics and Material Culture 1798-1801

Katherine Cahill
University College Dublin
School of Art History and Cultural Policy
2010
MA

Subject: Architecture
Country: Ireland
Ireland: 17th - 18th Century

Supervisor: Prof. Kathleen James-Chakraborty
15,000 words

The Original Dublin Railway Termini: Five Studies in Early 19th Century Transport Architecture

Stephen Cahill
University College Dublin
School of Art History and Cultural Policy
2011
MA

Subject: Architecture
Country: Ireland
Period: 19th Century

Supervisor: Prof. Kathleen James-Chakraborty
15,000 words

Headford House: Architecture, History and Conservation

Loreto Calderon
University College Dublin
School of Art History and Cultural Policy
2008
MA

Subject: Architecture
Country: Ireland
Period: 18th Century

Supervisor: Dr. Christine Casey
15,000 words

Contested territory, common ground: Architecture and politics in Nineteenth-century Dublin

Hugh Campbell
University College Dublin
UCD School of Architecture, Planning & Environmental Policy
1998
PhD

Subject: Architecture and politics
Country: Ireland
Period: 19th Century

80,000-100,000 words

Interpreting the City: Dublin and the Culture of Nationalism

Hugh Campbell
University College Dublin
UCD School of Architecture, Planning & Environmental Policy
1994
Masters of Architectural Science

Subject: Nationalism & Architecture
Country: Ireland

Supervisor: Dr John Olley

Roger II King of Sicily and the Cappella Palatina

Max Cannon
University College Dublin
School of Art History and Cultural Policy
2018
MA

Subject: Architecture
Country: Sicily
Period: 12th Century

Supervisor: Associate Professor Lynda Mulvin
15,000 words

Education Theses Register —University College Dublin

Georgian Houses of the Roebuck Area. Roebuck Hill as a case study

Fitzwilliam Square

A Material Modernity- A Study of Vitrolite and Vitrolite Shopfronts in Ireland

An Túr Gloine: A Reappraisal of a Female-dominated Enterprise: 1903-1963

Inherited Perspectives

Measuring the value of urban green space: A choice experiment approach

The Architectural Legacy of Sir Arthur Chichester's Plantation of Inishowen

The Women Botanical Illustrators of the National Botanic Gardens, Glasnevin at the turn of the Twentieth Century: What was the Precedent for their Patronage, and the Significance of their Contribution to the Study of Botany?

William Baillie (1728-1810): Printmaker, Connoisseur and Dealer

A Contextual Analysis of Andy Warhol, Pop Art and the Postmodern Condition

The Coetivy Hours

Four Silk Embroidered Panels at Farmleigh, Phoenix Park, Dublin

Simon Vierpyl (c. 1725-1810). New light on his work in Ireland

A Critical Appraisal of the Architectural Development of the Dublin Docklands

The farm clusters of County Wexford

Reconstructing Ireland’s Animation Heritage: An Analysis of the Sullivan Bluth Studios Archive

Sustainability, single rural housing and the planning and building control systems in Ireland

The Statuary acquired by Joseph Leeson (1701-1783) First Earl of Milltown

33 Malborough Street, Dublin: Household Mechanics and Material Culture 1798-1801

The Original Dublin Railway Termini: Five Studies in Early 19th Century Transport Architecture

Headford House: Architecture, History and Conservation

Contested territory, common ground: Architecture and politics in Nineteenth-century Dublin

Interpreting the City: Dublin and the Culture of Nationalism

Roger II King of Sicily and the Cappella Palatina

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University College Dublin