Dublin Civic Trust Summer CPD Courses
Dublin Civic Trust runs a series of courses and seminars each year which provides training and technical skills in the repair and maintenance of historic and traditionally built structures.
Arup presents “NEWNOWNEXT”
NEWNOWNEXT, supported by Arup, was launched today to present a series of 12 architectural talks over the next three years,
Donate and support the Irish Architectural Archive
A letter from Michael Webb, Chairman of the Irish Architectural Archive.
RIAI welcomes Building Control (Amendment) Regulations
The RIAI has welcomed Building Control (Amendment) Regulations but says more needs to be done for consumer and to ensure building standards.
Central Bank in the 21st Century Competition Results
“The purpose of the competition is to create a body of ideas about how the Central Bank building might approach its next phase of life… to re-imagine the building and its immediate surrounding environment in an innovative and exciting way,” DoCoMoMo Ireland said.
Local history society celebrating Sir Edward Lovett Pearce
Edward Lovett Pearce (1699-1733) is regarded as Ireland’s foremost neo-Palladian architect.
Public lecture to examine influence of UL campus
A free public lecture focussing on the University of Limerick and the contribution of its buildings to local and national architecture will be held on Tuesday,
DCC Statement on Cork Hill Carbuncle
The full text of a statement from Dublin City Council: “A temporary traffic management structure has been erected adjacent to City Hall at the junction of Lord Edward Street/ Cork Hill.
Sheila O’Donnell shortlisted for Woman Architect of the Year
The shortlist for this year’s Woman Architect of the Year and Emerging Woman Architect of the Year awards have been announced.
Irish architect Killian Doherty nominated for Architects for Humanity award
The Football for Hope centre in Rwanda, designed by Irish architect Killian Doherty,
