Tickets available for 5th series of “New Now Next”
New Now Next, the popular architecture series curated by the Irish Architecture Foundation and sponsored by Arup,
Time for DDDA to be put out of its zombie-like misery
It is no accident that the longest stretch of the Liffey Quays is named after James Butler,
Time for visionary planning
Ireland has built more over the past decade than at any time in its history (at least until the property bubble finally burst) –
Time to mend our old farm buildings
When focusing on Ireland’s built rural heritage, there is often a tendency not to look beyond the farmhouse or thatched cottage,
Tireless protector of Dublin’s heritage
Uinseann MacEoin, who has died at the age of 87,
Titanic Belfast building is just a shell, but already it’s awesome
Stepping through the entrance gates of the old Harland and Wolff drawing offices the new Titanic Belfast building looms impressively above me.
Titanic building ‘will be icon’
The Titanic Quarter’s centrepiece building could become as iconic to Northern Ireland as the Sydney Opera House is to Australia,
Titanic project ‘ready for 2012’
“Every effort is being made” to ensure that Belfast’s £97m Titanic signature building will be ready for the 2012 centenary,
Title problems may stop Dún Laoghaire baths project
Legal impediments contained in the leases and titles on land in Dún Laoghaire,
Top architectural firm shows leap in salaries, pensions
Five directors of Horan Keoghan Ryan (HKR), one of Ireland’s largest architectural practices,
