The vertiginous, panoramic view from the sixth floor of South Bank House in Dublin’s docklands tells its own story, offering a visible portrait of the changing, evolving nature of the city – from its economic evolution to its architectural advancements.  Look to one side and there is a pristine view into the new home of Google, currently racing up from the ground of the historic Boland’s Mill site, the iconic property seized by rebels in the 1916 Rising. In the distance, there is the glimmering home of Facebook, designed by “starchitect” Daniel Libeskind and kitted out by Frank Gehry who,…

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