FACTORY ENTRANCE SANDWITH STREET LOWER
FACTORY ENTRANCE - URBAN EXPRESSION AND DEPRESSION
Laneway off Upper Sandwith Street. Until today I thought that it was "Sandwich Street' despite the fact that I lived around the corner on Grand Canal street for five years. As a matter of interest Archer’s Garage, where Sandwith Street meets Fenian Street, is a well known Art Deco building – but it is in reality a fake because the original building was illegally demolished in 1999.
Laneway off Upper Sandwith Street. Until today I thought that it was "Sandwich Street' despite the fact that I lived around the corner on Grand Canal street for five years. As a matter of interest Archer’s Garage, where Sandwith Street meets Fenian Street, is a well known Art Deco building – but it is in reality a fake because the original building was illegally demolished in 1999.
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