Moore Ruble Yudell selected to masterplan Grangegorman
The Grangegorman Development Agency has announced that architects/planners Moore Ruble Yudell from the USA,
OPW knocks unlisted ‘historic’ building
The Office of Public Works (OPW) has demolished part of a building on Leeson Lane in Dublin 2 which Fine Gael TD Olivia Mitchell had requested be listed on the Record of Protected Structures.
By George, Dublin could soon be a Unesco world heritage site
Georgian Dublin could be added to Unesco’s exclusive list of world heritage sites next year,
MacGabhann Architects’ cultural centre in County Donegal turns up the volume
Letterkenny is no great shakes as a town. An important commercial centre,
New height hitch for U2 Tower
A major discrepancy between the winning scheme for the U2 Tower at Britain Quay in Dublin’s Docklands and the much taller structure intended to be built is revealed by a drawing obtained by The Irish Times.
Why the design of play spaces is a serious business
To look at estate agents’ advertisements for new apartment schemes in Dublin’s docklands,
Down on the farm – new homes from old buildings
We have a romantic image of farm buildings and rural life but when it comes to it many Irish people have turned their back on heritage buildings in favour of what they see as cleaner,
Commercial schemes do well at Opus design awards
A good few commercial developments have won prizes in this year’s Bank of Ireland Opus Architecture and Construction Awards including the Killanin Stand for the Galway races by EPR Architects;
Planning board rules against cable cars over Liffey
A developer’s vision of cable cars gliding over the river Liffey between the Guinness brewery and Docklands has suffered a setback from An Bord Pleanála’s ruling that the project –
Council urged to rethink historic house plan
Westmeath County Council is being urged to reconsider plans for a commercial garden centre in the grounds of Belvedere House,
