Barry Byrne: Christ the King, Turner’s Cross, Cork
An old wrong has been put right by RKD McCarthy Lynch’s brilliant restoration of Barry Byrne’s masterpiece,
2001 – O’Donnell + Tuomey: Letterfrack Furniture College, County Galway
Some buildings have savage histories. Histories that can leave a place –
Gilroy McMahon Architects: Croke Park Stadium, Dublin
If sport is, as some contend, a form of religious devotion,
Eileen Gray: E-1027, Roquebrune Cap Martin
Le Corbusier, arguably the greatest architect of the 20th century, was obsessed and haunted by E-1027,
Grafton Architects: Università Luigi Bocconi, Milan
More often than not there is a grudging, occasionally bitter, tone to the architectural grapevine.
Scott Tallon Walker & Michael Warren: Tulach a’ tSolais, Oulart, County Wexford
Architectural concrete is about to come out of the jungle and join the rest of the civilised world.
Tom de Paor: N³, Venice Architecture Biennale
Irish architecture has always struggled to be heard on the international stage.
Tom de Paor: A13 Artscape, East London
The 1980s was a dismal decade for Irish architecture. All the exciting construction projects were in civil engineering,
Niall McLaughlin Architects: Shack, Northamptonshire
Two years ago, when Niall McLaughlin won the inaugural Young British Architect of the Year award,
de Blacam and Meagher: 1 Castle Street, Dublin
Given the plaudits heaped on architectural projects in Temple Bar and the redevelopment of Dublin’s docklands,
