Slow Architecture Exhibition – Sep to Oct 2010 – updated Oct 2010

The Slow Architecture, a travelling exhibition on board 107B starts today, Sep 9th, at Belmont on the Grand Canal and continues along the canal visiting various towns along the way; it then transfers to the Waterways Ireland Visitor Centre in Dublin from Oct 21st.

“The broad objective of Slow Architecture lies in working towards an enrichment of our built environment, creating a sustainable sensoriality which en-slows our senses, bringing us more deeply into the here-and-now, more deeply into the enjoyment of the present.

Slow Architecture should generate a sense of well-being – and this, it could be argued, comes from the value of doing things right – working within the opportunities afforded by an economy based on a sustainable use of both local physical and social resources.”

See the SlowArchitecture website for schedule and more details.