Terry Pawson’s Visual Arts Centre engages with Carlow
Carlow Town and the county to which it gives its name are situated in a part of Ireland that has been urbanised since the Norman invasion of the 12th century.
Testing time for architects
Ten people who are practising as architects but do not have formal qualifications are the first to undertake compulsory assessment to be allowed to use the title architect.
The Abbey and the GPO – an improbable alliance?
When the facade of the GPO was projected on to the stage of the Abbey Theatre during the Rough Magic production of Improbable Frequency in 2005,
The Big Debate – The Way We Build Now
On Wednesday 14 October, 7pm, at Liberty Hall, Professor Frances Ruane will chair THE BIG HOUSING DEBATE,
The DDDA’s many bad decisions
The U2 tower: the saga begins: The first competition to design a tower for the Britain Quay site was run in 2003 but the identity of the chosen winning design could not be determined.
The Fourth Wall – film and architecture series
The Fourth Wall reveals architecture as both protagonist and active participant within the fabric of filmmaking.
The future is bright
The Courts of Justice and a building at Sandford Park School in Dublin and the Westmeath County offices and library are among the high-profile buildings on the 55-strong shortlist for the RIAI (Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland) awards.
The Georgian guardians
It has become something of a truism to say that Ireland and her citizens are today utterly changed from what they used to be.
The GLDA Design Seminar: What drives successful design?
Design is borne of many things; Ego, empathy ,
The houses that Ronnie built
There’s an apocryphal story about a young architect who joined the staff of Scott Tallon Walker.
