Wylie, Donovan, 1971- photographer.
British watchtowers / Donovan Wylie ; with an essay by Louise Purbrick.
FIrst edition.
Göttingen : Steidl, 2007.
©2007
70 pages : chiefly color illustrations ; 24 x 30 cm
Tower series
The British army used a system of high-tech watchtowers to survey the territories of Northern Ireland, and to observe the actions of the local people unter their occupation. These towers, constructed in the mid 1980s, primarily in the mountainous border region of South Armagh, were landmarks in a thirty year conflict euphemistically called "the Troubles". The Towers were demolished between 2000 and 2007 as part of the British government "Demilitarization" program for Northern Ireland. Prior to their demolition Donovan Wylie photographed the Towers, working at an elevated height made possible by military helicopter.--Dust jacket
9783865214997
3865214991
9783869307824 (Boxed set)
386930782X
Wylie, Donovan, 1971-
Architectural photography.
Watchtowers Great Britain Pictorial works.
Military architecture Great Britain Pictorial works.
Photographie d'architecture.
Tours de guet Grande-Bretagne Ouvrages illustrés.
Architecture militaire Grande-Bretagne Ouvrages illustrés.
Photography.
Military architecture
Watchtowers
Great Britain
Pictorial works
Purbrick, Louise, writer of added text.
Location: Library main m 253463
Call No.: TR140.W983 W9 2007
Status: Available
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