U2 tower is ‘stuck in a moment’
There are growing doubts over the future of the landmark U2 tower in Dublin’s docklands as the fallout from economic downturn continues to take its toll on the property market.
U2 tower now ready for Elevation
After years of planning, wrangling and rowing, it finally looks like the landmark U2 tower is finally set to get off the ground.
UAHS to launch online Traditional Building Skills Directory
Since 1993, the Ulster Architectural Heritage Society (UAHS) in partnership with the Northern Ireland Environment Agency has produced a comprehensive online ‘Built Heritage at Risk Northern Ireland Register’ (BHARNI).
Uinseann MacEoin 1920 – 2007
Ruadhán MacEoin on Uinseann MacEoin
‘Maverick,’ ‘iconoclast’ and ‘contrarian’
UL granted €17m for ‘vanity projects’
The cash-strapped University of Limerick (UL) has spent in excess of €1.1m for a mosaic and €16m on a pedestrian bridge over the Shannon.
Ulster firms cry foul at contest clique
A group of Northern Ireland’s heavyweight commercial practices has called on the Royal Society of Ulster Architects (RSUA) to scrap part of its competition design criteria as they believe a ‘select list’
Ulster Students To Design Green Homes Of The Future
The University of Ulster, with help from an Irish rock star,
University of Greenwich appoints Heneghan Peng Architects to design campus
The University of Greenwich has announced its intention to appoint award-winning Heneghan Peng Architects to design a new campus library and a home for its School of Architecture &
University of Limerick chief’s home defended as ‘progressive’ and ‘exciting’
“Progressive” and “exciting” is how Labour city councillor Tom Shortt described the new president’s residence at the University of Limerick,
University of Ulster honours Daniel Libeskind
Daniel Libeskind, one of the world’s leading architects, today received an honorary degree from the University of Ulster.
