Architectural partnership, of Dublin, formed in 1910 between RICHARD CAULFIELD ORPEN RICHARD CAULFIELD ORPEN and his former pupil PAGE LAWRENCE DICKINSON PAGE LAWRENCE DICKINSON . The partnership lasted - in theory - until about 1918, although it effectively ended when Dickinson left to serve in World War I. After the war Dickinson moved to England.
Address: 13 South Frederick Street, Dublin.
See WORKS; see also works of RICHARD CAULFIELD ORPEN RICHARD CAULFIELD ORPEN and PAGE LAWRENCE DICKINSON. PAGE LAWRENCE DICKINSON.
29 work entries listed in chronological order for ORPEN & DICKINSON
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CO. KILDARE, BALLYMANY (NEWBRIDGE) |
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1910 |
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Residence for manager of Duke of Westminster's stud farm begun. Contractor: J. Pemberton & Son. |
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IB 52, 28 May 1910, 338; IA & C 1, 22 Apr 1911, 177,184 (illus. with drawing by Dickinson)
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CO. DUBLIN, DUBLIN, GRAFTON STREET, NO. 030 (SCOTTISH TEMPERANCE LIFE ASSURANCE CO.) |
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1910-11 |
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Remodelling;'a minimal Gothic exercise' (Casey).. Contractor: H. & J. Martin. 'Just finished' in Aug 1911. Electric lighting by Mssrs. Keatinge. |
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IB 52, 23 Jul 1910, 473; 53, 4 Feb,15 Apr,19 Aug 1911, 66,253,558; 54, 3 Feb 1912, 89; Christine Casey, The Buildings of Ireland: Dublin (2005), 520.
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CO. DONEGAL, GARTAN, ST COLUMBA MEMORIAL CROSS |
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1911 |
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Celtic cross of Edenderry limestone erected at St Columba's birthplace on estate of Mrs Cornelia Adair. Carved by Sharpe & Emery, Great Brunswick St, Dublin,
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Irish Times, 29 Sep 1911.
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CO. DUBLIN, DUBLIN, WEXFORD STREET, NO. 008-9 |
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1911 |
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Rebuilding. Shops with 2-storey houses above. set back from street in anticipation of road widening. 2-storey bay windows. Faced with Portmarnock brick. Contractor: James Mackey, Camden St. |
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IB 53, 23 Dec 1911, 849
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WAL, COETMOR, ROBERTSON MEMORIAL CHAPEL (CI) |
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1911 |
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Small chapel with bellcote on W, built as memorial to Dickinson's friend Donald Robertson, who died in climbing accident in Snowdonia. Design exhibited by Orpen at RHA, 1911.
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RHA 1911, no. 485; Richard Haslam, Julian Orbach & Adam Voelcker, Gwynedd (Buildings of Wales, 2009), 264.
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CO. KILDARE, CURRAGH HOUSE |
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1912 |
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To be erected, for Mrs Clarke. Contractor: R.E. Mellon, Brighton Sq, Rathgar. |
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IB 54, 23 Nov 1912, 667
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CO. WICKLOW, WICKLOW, CHURCH (CI, WICKLOW PARISH) |
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1912 |
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Renovation of church dating from 1700 and additions consisting of shortening of 2 side galleries at ends to allow pulpit to be put and N end and reading desk at S corner, erection of new chancel in place of decayed E window, erection of stained-glass window in S side of chancel and new window on N side where gallery will be shortened, 5 new windows by Sarah Purser, restoration of tower, rendering of exterior in cement.. £1,300. Contractor: Archer Bros, Somerton, Greystones. |
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IB 54, 16 Mar,3 Aug 1912, 163,448; Wicklow Newsletter, 27 May 1911,13,20 Jul 1912(illus.) Building News 103, 9 Aug 1912, 184; exterior illus. in Claude Costegalde & Brian Walker, The Church of Ireland: an illustrated history (2013), 303.
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CO. KILDARE, CARBURY, RAHAN DEMESNE, CHURCH OF ST ANN (CI) |
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1912 |
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New church in Rahan demesne for 70-80 persons. Bult in memory of Mrs Palmer at sole expense of her son Charles Colley Palmer of Rahan. Carrick limestone from Rahan demesne. Celtic ornament on chancel arch and N porch. FS laid, 17 Jun 1912. Dedicated, 24 Jun 1913.
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Irish Times, 20,26 Jun 1912.
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CO. DUBLIN, CABINTEELY, NATIONAL SCHOOL |
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1912-14 |
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New school, for Very Rev. Canon O'Hea, PP. Opened by Sir Horace Plunkett, 17 Oct 1914. Contractor: Louis Monks. Cost: £3,046. |
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Design for proposed school exh. RHA 1913, no. 516; Clonliffe College Archive MS p1/2 (ref. to St Brigid's National School, Foxrock, 1913, £300); IB 54, 17,31 Aug 1912, 491,?; 56, 24 Oct 1914, 601
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ITALY, ALASSIO, LIBRARY |
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1913 |
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Design (drawn by Dickinson) exh. RHA, 1913. |
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RHA 1913, no. 431; repr. in supplement to IA & C 3, 5 Jul 1913
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CO. OFFALY, RAHAN (EDENDERRY), CHURCH OF ST ANNE (CI) |
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1913 |
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New Romanesque church of limestone, with chancel panelled in Irish marble being erected by Charles Colley Palmer, DL, in memory of his mother, Elizabeth Emily Anne Palmer (née Nugent). Contractor: O'Reilly & Son, Killucan. (Derelict by 2007.)
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IB 55, 15 Feb 1913, 122(illus. by P.L. Dickinson)
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CO. DUBLIN, DUBLIN, LINCOLN PLACE, DENTAL HOSPITAL |
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1913-15 |
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Extension. Contractor: H. & J. Martin. £2787. |
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IB 55, 22 Nov 1913, 743; 56, 1 Aug,21 Nov 1914, 475,645; 57, 28 Aug 1915, 379
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CO. DUBLIN, BRACKENSTOWN (SWORDS) |
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1914 |
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To be rebuilt after having been destroyed by fire, Nov 1913. Contractor: H. & J. Martin. To be rebuilt as 2-storey (instead of 3-storey) house and aspect changed from W to N. |
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IB 56, 1 Aug 1914, 472
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CO. WATERFORD, CAPPOQUIN HOUSE |
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1917 |
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Scheme of Georgian style plaster wall panelling, for Sir John Keane. Executed by M. Creedon, Clare lane, Dublin. |
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IB 59, 6 Jan 1917, 7
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