Dublin high-rise schemes rejected
An Bord Pleanála has refused planning permission for two high-rise schemes in Dublin’s Digital Hub in the Liberties,
Gormley Announces Development of a New Policy On Architecture
Speaking at the launch of Open House Dublin 2007 by the Irish Achitecture Foundation,
Clarence Hotel ‘may be sold’ if plans not approved
Failure to get approval for the ambitious scheme to redevelop and extend Dublin’s Clarence Hotel could lead to its owners –
Visit Dublin’s architectural heritage this weekend
Following on from its incredibly successful inaugural year, the Irish Architecture Foundation is delighted to announce that the second OPEN HOUSE DUBLIN weekend will take place from Friday October 19th to Sunday October 21st 2007.
International Competition to design new Abbey Theatre
The Minister for Arts, Sport and Tourism, Séamus Brennan T.D., today announced that that an International Design Competition will be held over the coming months to select a design for the new National Theatre (the Abbey) to be built in the Dublin Dockland’s at George’s Dock.
High rise — but not necessarily high art
A few years ago, the philosopher EF Schumacher propounded the idea that small was beautiful.
State’s planning veto under threat
The state is facing a landmark legal action that could overturn its right to intervene in the local planning process and veto county development plans.
Docklands skyscraper to soar to 180m
The sensational new scheme has the rock band’s eggshaped recording studio suspended beneath a battery of vertical wind turbines and a huge solar panel at the top.
Docklands announces Foster as provisional preferred architect for U2 Tower
The Dublin Docklands Development Authority has announced that Geranger Ltd, a consortium consisting of Ballymore Properties,
Prospects rise for U2’s Dublin hotel by Foster
Controversial plans by Foster & Partners and rock band U2 to revamp one of Dublin’s hippest hotels received a boost this week,
