Academy of entertainment retakes the stage
James Joyce and John McCormack sang here, as did George Bernard Shaw’s mother,
Renewal of inner city areas left high and dry
Securing Dublin’s position as a “dynamic, mixed use, visually attractive, world-class city”
Dublin planners prepared to allow high-rise building in Ballsbridge
Dublin City Council’s planners have made it clear to developer Sean Dunne that they are prepared to grant permission for a high-rise “landmark building”
Students desert building and property courses
Students are deserting courses in building and property at third level as concern about the housing market deepens.
Ballsbridge high-rises may have overreached themselves and the city
Two and a half years ago, when Sean Dunne broke all previous records by paying 53.7 million an acre for the Jurys site in Ballsbridge and then trumped that a few months later by paying 57.5 million an acre for the adjoining Berkeley Court site,
DDDA move forward with Liffey Island development
The Dublin Docklands Development Authority (DDDA) looks set to go ahead with a major infill and high-rise scheme called Liffey Island in the North Lotts area.
Wright On
Tucked-away in the middle of the county Wicklow town of Greystones is a newly built house of unusual architectural significance.
Frank Lloyd Wright builder fears bungalow blitz
It is incredible that there is Frank Lloyd Wright house in Greystones,
Digital Hub office plan scaled back
Cavan-based developer P Elliott has come back with another proposal for the Windmill site at the Digital Hub in Dublin’s Liberties,
Architecture awards build on a solid reputation for design
Celebrating the best in Northern Ireland architecture is the goal of the Royal Society of Ulster Architects which has officially launched this year’s Design Awards due to take place in the Waterfront Hall,
