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Brian Gallagher
DublinBrian Gallagher is an RIAI registered architect and cofounder of the Barcelona based magazine B-Guided. Qualified from UCD, Dublin he subsequently completed a Masters Degree under the Metropolis programme run by Ignasi de Solà-Morales awarded by the UPC, Barcelona. After several years in private practice and lecturing at his Alma Mater he moved back to Barcelona in 2009 where he combines copy writing and other journalistic activities including the Barcelona Design Tours project.
barcelona.b-guided.com6 articles by Brian Gallagher
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