Maurice Craig: PhotographsFor fifty years, architectural historian Maurice Craig carried a camera nearly everywhere he went. Meticulously catalogued, the resulting collection of over two thousand photographs was donated to the Irish Architectural Archive (IAA) in 2001. During his final year, Craig selected seventy odd of his favourites, adding comments in his wry, incisive style. Many photographs here originally featured in the IAA 2006 exhibition Maurice Craig: Fifty Years of

which place so much weight on the act of remembering itself

intoxicating

Johnston was of Ulster Presbyterian stock

Chapters in The Outer Edge of Ulster are devoted to strikingly frank discussions of the social position of craftsmen and musicians

The Irish Press \n \n'The most enthralling book I have read for a long time

Economic growth corrupts a society in the way a cancer destroys the human body on which it feeds

seeking to provide an understanding of his works and days

\n Professor Patrick Duffy (NUI

He then subsequently photographed each of them

first-hand account of life on the streets of Belfast during the height of the Troubles

Arup Phase 2 in London

whatever he has seen and heard