Wejchert’s creative design ethos has firm foundations
Three months after Andrzej Wejchert’s untimely death, the practice he founded with his wife Danuta lives on and remains true to the principles he established –
Were 3W the architects the DDDA were looking for?
On October 1st, Irish-architecture.com motivated by the ongoing debate regarding the official winner,
Wexford Opera House makes its debut
The Office of Public Works Architects with Keith Williams Architects’
Wexford Opera House set for July completion
The building would set new standards for theatre design and,
What buildings look like behind closed doors
Ireland will probably never again build on the scale it did in recent years and we certainly have plenty to be going on with.
What lies beneath the city streets
Dublin, like other populous ports, has long attracted immigrants.
What shall we do with the Modern Movement?
A day-long conference, What shall we do with the Modern Movement?
Where there’s light, there’s hope
We’ve always found inventive ways to lighten up the darkness that creeps across our evenings when the clocks go back.
Which foreign word best captures our feelings at this jittery moment?
Especially for people in Ireland, schadenfreude as the big fish flounder,
White House architect returns to Dublin
Lord Mayor Eibhlin Byrne launches a new exhibition “˜James Hoban,
