Deranged ‘Big D’ vision cost us dear
Six years ago, just after the Government’s “decentralisation” programme was announced,
A slow boat from Offaly
A travelling exhibition called Slow Architecture and Place has taken to the water and the barge will stop at various locations where there will be a lecture and discussion at 6pm.
Architects’ manuscripts as ‘magnificent’ as those produced by medieval monks
Minister for Culture Mary Hanafin yesterday proclaimed an 18th-century oratory as “a little piece of Ireland in Venice”,
Deal for buyer who will rescue Kildare demesne
The elderly owner of a historic Co Kildare estate which figured in the 1798 rebellion is offering to make a financial contribution to any purchasers prepared to restore his vast Palladian-style house.
Mountjoy Square to be named protected area
Dublin’s Mountjoy Square is to be declared an architectural conservation area by Dublin City Council.
Dún Laoghaire upgrade to include walkway over Dart
Work has begun on a project to cover over the Dart line,
Living in the dreams of starchitects
Architecture that pushes the boundaries didn’t start with Gehry – it’s as old as architecture itself –
Georgian folly to get new lease of life after funding grant
The late Mariga Guinness, a co-founder of the Irish Georgian Society,
Irish exhibition at Venice Biennale opens August 27
Curated by Tom dePaor, Peter Maybury, Alice Casey and Cian Deegan,
