St Ita’s Hospital (formerly Portrane Asylum), POrtrane, CO. Dublin, is a large complex of c.70 buildings. The main complex, comprising of c.60 red brick buildings was built between 1896 and 1903 and are of significant architectural heritage importance. |
The complex is built on an echelon plan with a central spine of service buildings linked by a hexagonal plan network of corridors to the outer hospital buildings. There are a number of ancillary buildings, constructed early 20th century which are also of significance. Many of the buildings are protected structures and the complex is located within an Architectural Conservation Area.
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