RIAI Travelling Scholarship announced
The theme for this year’s Travelling Scholarship Award was Building in the Landscape.
New house on campus for University of Limerick president cost €2.3m
The new residence for the president of the University of Limerick on campus cost €2.3m,
Why our empty buildings can’t be turned into schools, hospitals or jails
Focus Ireland has suggested using some of the Republic’s 250,000 empty buildings to house the homeless.
Gormley celebrates architectural heritage of Longford
The Minister for the Environment, Heritage and Local Government, yesterday launched his Department’s Architectural Heritage Survey of County Longford and the associated book,
Pier’s demolition ruled illegal
The Dun Laoghaire Harbour Company may have to reinstate a Victorian railway station on Carlisle Pier following a ruling by An Bord Pleanála that its demolition last autumn required planning permission.
Irish buildings receive RIBA Awards
The Royal Institute of British Architects has pleased to announced the winners of the 2010 RIBA Awards.
Call for ‘grandfather clause’ in legislation for architects’ register
Hundreds of people who have been practising as architects for many years have appealed for a “grandfather clause” to be introduced in legislation which would give them automatic entry on a new register for the profession.
Aviva Stadium completed
Aviva Stadium, Dublin, Ireland, designed as a result of a collaboration between global architects Populous and Dublin based architects,
Aviva wows with her glorious curves
The collective gasp the IRFU and FAI had hoped for when showing the media around the new Aviva Stadium on Lansdowne Road this morning never quite materialised,
Ireland’s ‘amazing’ Expo pavilion likely to attract millions of visitors
It’s a fair hike to get to Ireland’s pale and beautiful Expo pavilion in Shanghai,
