Future proof homes and communities
A spate of energy requirements is affecting property owners as legislation in this area takes hold.
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.
Concern at scale of plans for city centre Cork site
Big development plans for Grand Parade in Cork, which include a new city library twice the size of the present one,
State shelves plan to buy historic Galway house linked with Yeats and Betjeman
A State plan to buy an 18th century south Galway house associated with WB Yeats and Sir John Betjeman appears to have been dropped in spite of commitments given by three Government ministers.
Tireless protector of Dublin’s heritage
Uinseann MacEoin, who has died at the age of 87, was an architect and planner,
Uinseann MacEoin 1920 – 2007
Ruadhán MacEoin on Uinseann MacEoin
‘Maverick,’ ‘iconoclast’ and ‘contrarian’ are some of the more polite terms that have been used in reference to my father.
Architects’ new president sets agenda
The new president of the Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland (RIAI),
Construction of Luas bridge in IFSC to begin
Construction of a new bridge at Spencer Dock, which will allow the Luas Red Line to be extended from Connolly Station to the Point,
OPW joint ventures to develop State sites for €125m
The Office of Public Works (OPW) has entered into joint ventures with the private sector for the development of three State-owned sites in Dublin city centre which it said could generate up to €125 million for the exchequer.
Maze Stadium Unveiled
The proposed stadium was drawn up by HOK Sport, which also designed Wembley.
