Since its inception in 2001, Dermot Foley Landscape Architects has developed many successful projects from an impressive list of clients, contributing its own distinctive voice to the rapidly evolving irish landscape as well as to a number of locations beyond ireland.

The beautifully designed book 'Artifice. Dermot Foley Landscape Architects' celebrates ten years of Dermot Foley by reflecting on some of the most emblematic projects developed by its team, and unveiling the practice’s underlying design ethic.  This publication presents an analysis of the ideas and themes that have emerged through the collective interactions between dermot foley’s architects, designers, urban planners and horticulturists, and which have informed the practice’s projects to date. This volume reflects the holistic approach to landscape design that has been at the basis of the firm’s projects and offers new insights into this multi-award winning practice.

Since its inception in 2001, Dermot Foley Landscape Architects has developed many successful projects from an impressive list of clients, contributing its own distinctive voice to the rapidly evolving irish landscape as well as to a number of locations beyond ireland.

The beautifully designed book 'Artifice. Dermot Foley Landscape Architects' celebrates ten years of Dermot Foley by reflecting on some of the most emblematic projects developed by its team, and unveiling the practice’s underlying design ethic.  This publication presents an analysis of the ideas and themes that have emerged through the collective interactions between dermot foley’s architects, designers, urban planners and horticulturists, and which have informed the practice’s projects to date. This volume reflects the holistic approach to landscape design that has been at the basis of the firm’s projects and offers new insights into this multi-award winning practice.

The book 'Artifice' includes essays by theorists and practitioners such as Krystallia Kamvasinou, Simon Canz and Dermot Foley himself, providing expert reflections on the practice’s approach to landscape as well as its impact on the nature and future development of the irish built environment.