Architecture debate tackles sizeable issues as Dublin houses open doors
Size does matter, but so does context and quality. So concluded panelists at last night’s Open Debate,
Irish Georgian Society announce award winners
The Irish Georgian Society launched its inaugural Architectural Conservation Awards this year to promote greater appreciation of Ireland’s built heritage and to celebrate the conservation and restoration work done in recent years that has breathed life back into many architecturally significant buildings.
Come on in, the door’s open
This weekend, as part of the fourth annual Open House, many public and private buildings in Dublin will be opening their doors.
Back from brink thanks to banker’s bonus
Swiss Banker Allen Krause is doing something ususually heroic with his annual bonus –
Growth cannot happen everywhere, says architect calling for emphasis on Dublin
Ireland’s economic recovery is being damaged by the delusion that growth can happen everywhere under the National Spatial Strategy,
Building the zero-energy home
A Dublin architect who owns the first zero-energy house to have been built in Ireland will be among the speakers at the fifth Irish Sustainable Building Show that takes place at the RDS in Dublin from Thursday.
Students with designs on our future
With nearly half of the the country’s architects either out of a job or underemployed,
AAI – Describing Architecture Exhibition 7th-10th October
The Architectural Association of Ireland announces Describing Architecture Exhibition, which will run from 7th –
RIAI announce shortlisted entries for 3Twenty10 ideas competition
The RIAI has announced the shortlisted entries in their recent ideas competition.
Open House Dublin Detate: Does Size Matter?
On Thursday 7 October at the Aviva Stadium, broadcaster and historian John Bowman will chair The Irish Times Open Debate,
