The Fourth Wall – film and architecture series
The Fourth Wall reveals architecture as both protagonist and active participant within the fabric of filmmaking.
One week architecture masterclass – by Architecture Foundation Australia in Glencree
The Architecture Foundation Australia is a not-for-profit organisation, the chair of which is eminent Australian architect Glenn Murcutt.
Waterford Festival of Architecture 2011
The 2011 Waterford Festival of Architecture celebrates with the theme of Architecture and Craftsmanship and a full programme of mostly free events on during the festival from May 5th through 8th.
A towering modernist icon with a colourful past
In all the coverage of Ireland’s financial woes, one building nearly always provides the backdrop – the Central Bank on Dublin’s Dame Street.
Courts body to meet ‘alarmed’ residents
The Courts Service has agreed to meet local residents who have been objecting to plans for a new courthouse in Wexford which they believe would overwhelm the town’s mid-19th century Municipal Buildings.
Lyric Theatre, Belfast
I didn’t think buildings were made like this any more. Some architects win a competition with a design that responds to purpose and place and makes of them a thing of three dimensions,
Lecture: “Linking the Architecture of the City of Dublin and Trinity College”
The Dublin Seminar presents a lunchtime talk on Wednesday 20 April 2011 “Linking the architecture of the City of Dublin and Trinity College”.
Lecture – Conservation Follies – Attempting the Impossible
The Follies Trust, in association with Dublin City Council, is delighted to announce details of a forthcoming lecture by James Simpson,
Monaghan group looks for a hand
A Co. Monaghan-based heritage group has appealed for the return of missing hands,
A plan to save Smithfield square
Whatever about the plan’s shortcomings, they didn’t lack ambition. The 12 giant gas braziers would light up the night sky,
