O’Donnell + Tuomey: Lewis Glucksman Gallery, University College Cork
The years when architecture had to struggle to distinguish itself from mere building now seem so yesterday,
The years when architecture had to struggle to distinguish itself from mere building now seem so yesterday,
Richard Conway talks to Michel Abboud, principal of Soma Architects, about its controversial Islamic cultural centre
With headlines slamming the “Triumphant Ground Zero Mosque” and pointing out that the “Ground Zero Mosque is Not a Religious Freedom” one wonders what those opposing Park 51 –
Richard Conway talks to artist Fergal McCarthy about his forthcoming installation Liffeytown.
Architectural concrete is about to come out of the jungle and join the rest of the civilised world.
Squeals of delight greeted Bono as he showed up to introduce Tadao Ando,
The 1980s was a dismal decade for Irish architecture. All the exciting construction projects were in civil engineering,
Irish architecture has always struggled to be heard on the international stage.
“Love architecture for its silence,” says Tom de Paor, “in which lies its voice,
Kevin Roche, the Irish architect behind such iconic buildings as the skyscrapers of the UN Plaza and California’s Oakland Museum,