Conserving your Dublin Period House
A team of leading conservation experts, a number of them from Dublin City Council’s Heritage and Conservation Offices,
AG counsels caution on architect registration
Proposed legislation to amend the rules governing the registration of architects would place Ireland in breach of EU law,
Belfast’s ‘tallest building’ site plans are withdrawn
A planning appeal against the decision to block what would have been Belfast’s tallest building has been withdrawn.
Desmond Rea O’Kelly, architect of Libert Hall, dies
Desmond Rea O’Kelly, best known as the architect of Liberty Hall in Dublin,
Siptu withdraws plan for Liberty Hall
A planning application to demolish Dublin’s Liberty Hall and replace it with a new 20- storey tower has been withdrawn by the building’s owners Siptu.
Campaign to protect Hume Street hospital from damage by thieves
A campaign to save Dublin’s Hume Street hospital building from destruction has begun after thieves began stealing its roofs and interiors.
‘Build Something Modern’ at the Jameson Dublin International Film Festival
‘Build Something Modern’ tells the story of a hidden canon of Irish architecture –
North’s planning and environmental protection as bad as Republic’s
Environmental issues have been low in the North’s political agenda. They have,
Yale School of Architecture Honors Kevin Roche with Exhibition, Symposium
The Yale School of Architecture will pay homage to renowned architect and planner Kevin Roche in a series of free and public events that include the first comprehensive retrospective exhibition of his work ever mounted (February 7–May 6),
An Taisce accuses council of ‘reckless neglect’ of city centre
An Taisce is very concerned about the seriously deteriorating condition of certain streets in Dublin 2,
