1m scheme to restore farm buildings
Traditional Irish farm buildings are to be rescued from demolition by a new EU-funded grant scheme.
Libeskind to chair Andersonstown barracks site competition
Northern Ireland Social Development Minister Margaret Ritchie today announced that leading world architect Daniel Libeskind will chair a design competition at the former Andersonstown barracks site.
Invest pensions ‘to build more schools’
Irish pension funds should be invested in building schools, hospitals, libraries and sports facilities to help Ireland become a world-class country in which to live and work,
Architects are rolling up their sleeves
The Central Statistics Office and FàS estimate that overall employment in the construction sector has halved since peak employment during the boom.
Good design must be central to economic recovery
The new president of the RIAI says it’s time to put architects to work designing better schools,
Competition: New Cancer Treatment Centre for Guy’s & St Thomas’ Hospital
Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust wish to build a new £90m (approx) Cancer Treatment Centre on its Guy’s Hospital site,
Aoibhneas Children’s Centre Architectural Competition
The RIAI (Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland) is administering a competition on behalf of the competition promoters,
Aoibhneas Children’s Centre Architectural Competition
Aoibhneas and the RIAI (Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland) are delighted to launch the architectural competition for the design of a children’s centre on the existing site of Aoibhneas Women and Children’s Refuge in Coolock,
Keeping Irish architecture alive
Madam, – A public notice was published in your paper by Dublin City Council on January 21st (page 29),
Point Village sets wheels in motion for its big attractions
London’s got one, so does Belfast and now Dublin is set to get its own ferris wheel towering 60 metres above the River Liffey.
