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Ireland in lines, ratios, and symbols.

A research-led design surface for turning place, boundary, and symbolic cues into an original garment concept — then carrying the idea toward print, sample, and ship.

Open the map studio Build a garment design

08 place anchors18 image references01 evidence gate

PROJECT / 08Map detail → church atlas → garment handoff

The Ireland shape is intentionally schematic. The atlas adds 9 mapped church locations with credited inside/outside imagery so geometric design cues can be studied before a commercial sample enters the workflow.

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/ 01 — MAP STUDIO

Turn the map on layer by layer.

The controls expose the composition logic. They do not claim legal boundaries, measured geography, or navigation accuracy.

Christ Church Cathedral / Dublin / schematic scaffold

3 layers activeIsland outline · Grid + axes · Place anchors53.34300, −6.27140 / verify production data

01Choose a layerIsland outline · Grid + axes · Place anchors

02Lock a church sourceChrist Church Cathedral · Dublin

03Make the handoffcarry location, rights, and maths into the garment spec

/ 01B — CHURCH IMAGE ATLAS

Read the church from outside in.

A curated, source-linked register of 9 locations across the island. Every card pairs an exterior view with an interior view before a geometric design reading is made.

The image ledger is part of the design system.

Use the map anchor to locate a church, inspect the inside/outside pair, then translate visible rhythm into an original print study. The geometry notes are interpretive prompts, not claims about sacred proportion, survey data, or architectural authorship.

09 church locations18 credited images02 views per location

VIEW / inside + outside

Source page · credit · licence shown on every image

Christ Church Cathedral

Dublin · County Dublin · Republic of Ireland

selected source

Exterior view of Christ Church Cathedral in Dublin — ExteriorExterior massing and rooflineCredit: Ingo Mehling · CC BY-SA 4.0 · source page

Interior view of Christ Church Cathedral in Dublin — InteriorInterior nave and vertical rhythmCredit: Barrowbob · CC BY-SA 4.0 · source page

DESIGN READING / Arcade + tile repeat

Outside Layered medieval mass with a strong cross-form silhouette

Inside Nave axis, arcade rhythm, tiled floor and crypt depth

Open coordinates Church site

St Patrick's Cathedral

Dublin · County Dublin · Republic of Ireland

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Exterior view of St Patrick's Cathedral in Dublin — ExteriorExterior spire and stone rhythmCredit: Diliff · CC BY-SA 3.0 · source page

Interior nave of St Patrick's Cathedral in Dublin — InteriorInterior nave and aisle sequenceCredit: Diliff · CC BY-SA 3.0 · source page

DESIGN READING / Linear axis + verticals

Outside Longitudinal Gothic composition with a legible vertical spine

Inside Nave, aisle and stained-glass sequence create a linear axis

Open coordinates Church site

Saint Fin Barre's Cathedral

Cork · County Cork · Republic of Ireland

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Exterior view of Saint Fin Barre's Cathedral in Cork — ExteriorExterior tripartite skylineCredit: Einaz80 · CC BY-SA 4.0 · source page

Interior nave of Saint Fin Barre's Cathedral in Cork — InteriorInterior nave looking westCredit: P L Chadwick · CC BY-SA 2.0 · source page

DESIGN READING / Triadic verticals + bay rhythm

Outside Gothic Revival massing organised around a distinctive triadic skyline

Inside Vault bays, chancel depth and the altar axis carry the rhythm inward

Open coordinates Church site

St Canice's Cathedral

Kilkenny · County Kilkenny · Republic of Ireland

st-canices-kilkenny

Exterior view of St Canice's Cathedral in Kilkenny — ExteriorExterior cathedral and tower relationshipCredit: Rafesmar · CC BY-SA 4.0 · source page

Interior nave of St Canice's Cathedral in Kilkenny — InteriorInterior nave and bay repetitionCredit: Zairon · CC BY 4.0 · source page

DESIGN READING / Rectangle + circle anchor

Outside Medieval longitudinal plan paired with a circular round-tower anchor

Inside Nave bays and crossing create a readable field of repeated rectangles

Open coordinates Church site

Galway Cathedral

Galway · County Galway · Republic of Ireland

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DESIGN READING / Radial + orthogonal field

Outside Crossing and dome/tower read as a centralised mass in the city field

Inside Radial floor motifs meet a strong nave axis and stone arcade

Open coordinates Church site

Saint Mary's Cathedral

Limerick · County Limerick · Republic of Ireland

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Exterior view of Saint Mary's Cathedral in Limerick — ExteriorExterior tower, tracery and stone edgeCredit: VictorBellon · CC BY-SA 4.0 · source page

Interior east windows of Saint Mary's Cathedral in Limerick — InteriorInterior triptych window rhythmCredit: Olliebailie · CC BY-SA 4.0 · source page

DESIGN READING / Fortified edge + triptych light

Outside Fortified medieval massing makes the tower and crenellated edge immediately legible

Inside Three tall east windows and the dark stone apse form a vertical light register

Open coordinates Church site

St Mary's Cathedral

Killarney · County Kerry · Republic of Ireland

st-marys-killarney

Exterior facade of St Mary's Cathedral in Killarney — ExteriorExterior facade and rooflineCredit: NateBergin · CC BY 4.0 · source page

Interior nave of St Mary's Cathedral in Killarney — InteriorInterior nave and arch sequenceCredit: NateBergin · CC BY 4.0 · source page

DESIGN READING / Arch repetition + procession

Outside Cross-form massing and buttress rhythm sit lightly against the landscape

Inside Nave vault, repeated arches and a measured procession to the crossing

Open coordinates Church site

St Brigid's Cathedral

Kildare · County Kildare · Republic of Ireland

st-brigids-kildare

Exterior facade of St Brigid's Cathedral in Kildare — ExteriorExterior facade and stoneworkCredit: Zairon · CC BY 4.0 · source page

Interior nave of St Brigid's Cathedral in Kildare — InteriorInterior nave and western windowCredit: Zairon · CC BY 4.0 · source page

DESIGN READING / Tower + cross axis

Outside Cathedral, round tower and high-cross field form a layered sacred ensemble

Inside Nave bays, stone surfaces and a western view make the axis legible

Open coordinates Church site

St Anne's Cathedral

Belfast · County Antrim · Northern Ireland

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Exterior view of St Anne's Cathedral in Belfast — ExteriorExterior cathedral markerCredit: NateBergin · CC BY 4.0 · source page

Interior nave of St Anne's Cathedral in Belfast — InteriorInterior nave and arcade rhythmCredit: The National Churches Trust · CC BY 2.0 · source page

DESIGN READING / Arcade rhythm + central marker

Outside Romanesque massing and a central tower create a compact urban marker

Inside Nave arcade and material patterning establish a measured procession

Open coordinates Church site

MAP SOFTWARE REFERENCE

Sacred Irish geometry / Ireland map studio

This atlas is the image-and-location layer for the sacred Irish geometry map software. Return to the live map to toggle outline, province fields, grid, place anchors and symbols; use the source webpage to inspect the research project behind the route.

Open the live map studio Open the sacred geometry source webpage View GitHub project

/ 02 — GARMENT COMPOSER

Build a design that can leave the screen.

Prototype artwork · transparent composition logic · sample before selling

Compose your sampletee · all · Forest / sea / saffron

GarmentMap detailChurch reference53.34300, −6.27140 · Arcade + tile repeatColour systemCaption

Symbol cue shamrock-inspired mark harp rhythm knot circle Ogham-inspired bars

Export a design spec with the selected church reference, garment, and map treatment.

teeDublin · Forest garment

Ω = outline + field + symbolLOC = DublinPNG = sample after proofRIGHTS = source beside asset

Source lock Christ Church Cathedral · 53.34300, −6.27140Exterior: Ingo Mehling · CC BY-SA 4.0 / Interior: Barrowbob · CC BY-SA 4.0

/ 03 — RESEARCH GATE

Make the source as legible as the design.

A public prototype becomes a product only after geometry, symbols, imagery, and terms are checked.

Tailte Éireann

Boundary data and mapping guidance for replacing the prototype silhouette with licensed source geometry.

Open source

GeoHive

Ireland’s authoritative geospatial hub for discovering datasets, boundaries, and place information.

Open source

data.gov.ie

Open-data discovery layer for checking licences, publishers, retrieval dates, and reuse terms.

Open source

Commercial rights checkpointReplace this hand-simplified outline with source geometry whose licence permits your intended use. Record publisher, URL, retrieval date, projection, simplification, labels, symbols, and the final artwork beside the exported asset.

/ 04 — PRINT TO SHIP

From map study to sample, then ship.

These are outbound research handoffs, not live provider integrations or order guarantees.

01ExportKeep the design spec and rights record together.

02UploadCheck file size, colour, safe area, and garment placement.

03SampleReview fabric, ink, scale, seams, delivery, and VAT.

04ShipConfirm fulfilment route, returns, and customer wording.

Printful

Upload artwork, choose a garment, order a sample, then review fulfilment and shipping terms.

Research provider

Printify

Compare provider options and fulfilment routes after checking colour, size, delivery, and returns.

Research provider

Gelato

Explore distributed local production, while confirming the destination-specific production route at order time.

Research provider