Trinity gets a new ivory tower
Trinity College Dublin not only has an enviable reputation for maintaining Dublin’s most important collection of historic buildings,
Ronnie Tallon receives RIAI lifetime achievement award
Ronnie Tallon, one of the most influential Irish architects of the last century,
Sweeping curves and elegant streamlining the new shape of things at Dublin airport
Everyone who knows Dublin airport and its dilapidated and often chaotic main terminal will be delighted and surprised by Terminal 2.
Dublin House, November 18th
The Dublin House idea explores and promotes the potential of small-scale residential development in inner city and inner suburban areas.
Architecture of Murder – The Auschwitz-Birkenau Blueprints Exhibition
This exhibition, originally presented at the United Nations Headquarters in New York for International Holocaust Remembrance Day 2010,
Double Stadia win for Populous at 2010 World Architecture Festival
Populous, the Architects of the London 2012 Olympic Stadium, celebrated a double win at the recent World Architecture Festival Awards in Barcelona.
Irish Landscape Institute – Street Design in Ireland – A Renewed Approach
The next public talk in the ILI Autumn/Winter Lecture Series: Street Design in Ireland –
The GLDA Design Seminar: What drives successful design?
Design is borne of many things; Ego, empathy , passion, skill,
Architects call on Government to use €331m remaining Budget for 2010 to build schools
Architects have described the new figures that show the Department of Education has yet to spend almost half of its Budget for this year which was earmarked for capital projects as “˜shocking’
Burke Culligan Deegan wins Aoibhneas design competition
Aoibhneas, the Women’s and Children’s Refuge in Coolock, Dublin and the Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland (RIAI) today announced the winners of an International architectural competition to design the first ever Irish specialist children’s centre in a refuge.
