Brian O’Connell Associates becomes O’Connell Mahon Architects
As part of the natural evolution of the practice and to reflect the working relationship between Brian O’Connell Founding Director and Sean Mahon Managing Director,
From Alcan to the Pope, designs were their game
When Pope John Paul II celebrated open-air Mass at LeBreton Flats in 1984 before 400,000 people,
Architects drawing up their own design for life
The implosion of the housing market could perhaps have signalled a death knell for many architecture firms.
Take down and move chapel facing bulldozer
A church in the grounds of St James’s Hospital could be relocated,
‘Sky pod’ Liberty Hall plan delayed
Plans to replace Liberty Hall with a 20-storey building are due to be lodged with Dublin City Council within weeks.
The DDDA’s many bad decisions
The U2 tower: the saga begins: The first competition to design a tower for the Britain Quay site was run in 2003 but the identity of the chosen winning design could not be determined.
Anglo Irish ‘culture’ infected the DDDA
Anglo Irish Bank’s “culture” influenced the way in which the Dublin Docklands Development Authority (DDDA) “conducted its business”,
Niall D. Brennan Associates win Holy Cross Parish Church Improvement Competition
Niall D Brennan Associates (www.ndba.ie) have won the Holy Cross Parish Church Improvement Competition.
Bord rejects 26-storey tower planned for Royal Liver Retail Park in D12
Plans to provide a large mixed-use development, including a 26-storey building,
Creating a sense of place is the key for landscape architects
The serene and dignified Omagh Bomb Memorial has picked up one of this year’s Irish Landscape Institute awards,
