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,
An Irish starchitect: the iconic buildings that have made Kevin Roche’s reputation
When Kevin Roche went to the US embassy in Dublin as a young architect in 1948 he just wanted a visitor’s visa.
Keith Williams’ Athlone Art Gallery Starts Construction
Construction has begun on Keith Williams Architects’ project for a new Art Gallery situated on the banks of the River Shannon in Athlone.
Three Northern Ireland buildings shortlisted for RIBA Awards
Three buildings in Northern Ireland have been shortlisted for RIBA Awards.
ILI conference: delivering excellence in public realm – design competitions
The Irish Landscape Institute, in association with the UCD School of Architecture,
John Tuomey elected to Aosdána
Architect John Tuomey, of O’Donnell + Tuomey Architects, was one of the five new members elected to Aosdána yesterday.
Council demands builder contribution to costs at mould-ravaged development
South Dublin County Council has demanded that the construction company which built a local authority housing complex for it – and which was only completed in 2007 – contribute to the costs of repairing houses that have become ravaged with mould.
Council estate rife with mould and damp
Up to 400 local authority houses in west Dublin, which were built between four and seven years ago and won architectural design awards,
St. James Graveyard Feasibility Study
Dublin City Council have commissioned a feasibility study for St. James’s Graveyard,
Treasury Holdings planning €300m Dublin supercasino
Proposals for a €300 million supercasino on the banks of the river Liffey have been submitted by Treasury Holdings to the Department of Justice.
