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LANSDOWNE PLACE
THE BUILDINGS
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The Masterplan
MAIN ENTRANCE
Lansdowne Road
Positioned behind the original railings iconic to
Lansdowne Road, the seven beautifully designed
residences overlook idyllic landscaped gardens.
Named after some of Ireland’s most renowned
botanists, they celebrate the work and legacy
left for future generations.
TEMPLETON
John Templeton (1766–1825)
Regarded as the ‘father of Irish botany’.
LANSDOWNE
RESIDENTS’
CLUB
ENTRANCE
BLAKE
BURBIDGE
Richard Barrington (1849–1915)
A distinguished Irish naturalist who was
first to publish works on island flora.
Henry Nicholson (1660–1723)
Trinity College’s first botanist who is remembered
for the establishment of the College’s
BARRINGTON
NICHOLSON
HARVEY
first Physic Garden.
Edith Blake (184–1926)
An Irish botanical illustrator and writer.
Her collection in the National History Museum,
London is renowned for its scientific value.
Frederick Burbidge (1847–1905)
Shelbourne Road
Famed curator of the Trinity College
BOTANIC GARDEN
Botanic Garden for 25 years.
William Harvey (1811–1866)
HUTCHINS
Curator of Trinity College Herbarium and
Professor of Botany at the Royal Dublin Society.
Ellen Hutchins (1785–1815)
Ireland’s first female botanist, known for her illustrations
and identifying numerous important specimens.
RAMP TO
BASEMENT
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