‘Tsunami of change’ requires RTÉ site revamp
RTÉ’s ambitious plans to redevelop its Donnybrook site are designed to steel the national broadcaster for what one of its senior officials called “the tsunami of change descending upon us”.
10-year battle to restore castle
Pity the poor lord of the manor who found himself out of favour several centuries ago.
100 years of architecture school in UCD
In 1911 University College Dublin opened the first school of architecture in Ireland.
100m plan for Killarney
A dramatic viewing tower and a large eight-screen cinema as well as a courthouse will be among the key features of plans for a 100 million development on the former Great Southern Hotel lands alongside Killarney railway station.
10th Annual Open House Dublin launched
This evening, in the mid-restoration surrounds of Georgian townhouse on North Great Georges Street,
14 Henrietta Street shortlisted for Mies van der Rohe Award 2019
The conservation of a former tenement house at 14 Henrietta Street in Dublin’s north inner city has been shortlisted for the prestigious European Union Prize for Contemporary Architecture –
15-storey tower approved for Ballsbridge site
Dublin City Council has approved a 15-storey residential tower at the former UCD veterinary college site in Ballsbridge,
16th Annual Maura Shaffrey Memorial Lecture – On Altering Architecture
The 16th Annual Maura Shaffrey Memorial Lecture “On Altering Architecture”
1m scheme to restore farm buildings
Traditional Irish farm buildings are to be rescued from demolition by a new EU-funded grant scheme.
2009 Irish Landscape Institute Awards
The winners of the 2009 Irish Landscape Institute Awards were announced last week at City Hall,
