Demolition doesn’t erase reality
When the suggestion emanated from the National Asset Management Agency (Nama) that some of our ghost estates may be demolished,
Irish Georgian Society launches architectural conservation award
Today the Irish Georgian Society announced a new conservation awards scheme to celebrate Ireland’s built heritage and to mark the importance of the conservation work being done by its architects.
Building on the future
Are we seeing too much “architects’ architecture”? This question was posed by the architect and influential critic,
O’Donnell + Tuomey do it again
The supreme award of the Architectural Association of Ireland (AAI) –
We bailed out BoI, let’s have their HQ
A city councillor has called for Bank of Ireland to give its historic headquarters on College Green to the Irish people,
Valuing our heritage
For any country to have elements of its cultural or natural heritage internationally recognised is a badge of honour,
House that Dom built (for £22k)
How would you like to build your own home in just five weeks for a mere £22,000 –
Open up new possibilities
How many people get to live in a house they fell in love with?
Two architects are new members of Aosdána
Sheila O’Donnell of O’Donnell + Tuomey, and Yvonne Farrell of Grafton Architects have been elected to Aosdána at a meeting in Armagh.
Nama setting up committee on ‘ghost’ estates, says Minister
NAMA IS establishing a committee, consisting of professional planners and architects,
