Visiting Professorship for Leading Architectural Historian
Leading architectural historian James Stevens Curl has been appointed as a Visiting Professor at the University of Ulster.
Killybegs PlaySpace Architectural Design Competition
Donegal County Council Public Art Office in partnership with the RIAI (Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland) are delighted to launch an architectural competition for the design of a Play Space in Killybegs,
Plans submitted for the development of Beamish & Crawford Brewery, Cork
A major planning application for the development of a new Brewery Quarter,
Artist’s stained glass windows graced churches in Ireland and beyond
Patrick Pollen, the stained glass artist, has died at the age of 82.
Two firms win CMG Building & Design Awards
Over 270 industry professionals attended the inaugural CMG Building & Design Awards 2010 last Friday,
Filling the empty urban spaces of the property boom – visiting French architects dare to ask Dubliners: WHAT IF…?
Probably, the last thing the Irish need right now is a bunch of strangers from the continent telling them that the current crisis is a blessing in disguise.
The houses that Ronnie built
There’s an apocryphal story about a young architect who joined the staff of Scott Tallon Walker.
Can we have our lessons outside?
Even though I left school 25 years ago I vividly remember how trapped I once felt in the classroom – and we weren’t even in one of those Victorian places with the windows so high up you could see no more than the sky.
Energy Efficiency for Historic Homes
How to effectively conserve energy in the historic building of Ireland will be the subject on an event in Dublin next week.
A portrait of changing Tullamore
A new book entitled ‘Tullamore A Portrait’, written by Michael Byrne with drawings by Fergal MacCabe will be launched at the Tullamore Dew Heritage Centre on Friday 3 December at 8pm The 280 page hardback book,
