Heneghan Peng design for Giants Causeway to go ahead
The National Trust, Northern Ireland’s largest conservation charity, has unveiled its vision for new visitor facilities at the Giant’s Causeway.
21 objections to €1.25bn ‘Dublin Central’ plan
Developer Joe O’Reilly’s ambitious proposal for a €1.25 billion “Dublin Central”
Historic clock tower due to be restored collapses
One of Northern Ireland’s best-known historic structures has collapsed just two weeks after a process to compulsorily purchase the building was completed.
“Studies in the Gothic Revival” launched
Studies in the Gothic Revival, edited by Professor Michael McCarthy &
Architectural Feasibility Study for Meeting House Square
Temple Bar Cultural Trust wish to examine the feasibility of a capital project for Meeting House Square in order to render the venue more suitable for a wider range events and are seeking expressions of interest from a practice or team to produce an Architectural Feasibility Study to examine the development of such a project and to advise Temple Bar Cultural Trust on its feasibility.
Sturdy finance building with plenty of light relief
Spike Milligan will rest easy now, in the confident knowledge that the Huguenot cemetery at Merrion Row,
U2 tower is ‘stuck in a moment’
There are growing doubts over the future of the landmark U2 tower in Dublin’s docklands as the fallout from economic downturn continues to take its toll on the property market.
Arnotts backs €1.2bn ‘park in the sky’ plan
A €1.2bn redevelopment of Dublin’s Carlton cinema has been backed by the company behind major plans for a neighbouring site.
Conversations about Architecture and the Built Environment
The Department of Environment, Heritage and Local Government and the Irish Architecture Foundation have launched a series of public meetings to consult with the public on the new Policy on Architecture.
City is capital for country’s best buildings
A total of 17 of the capital’s structures were among the 25 shortlisted in the Irish Architecture Awards 2008.
