New order in court as €140m legal ‘Pantheon’ opens doors
The new €140m criminal courts complex, the largest State building to be constructed since the James Gandon-designed Four Courts in 1796,
Don’t let our chimneys go up in smoke
Dubliners have begun protesting in their hundreds at the potential destruction of the city’s most famous chimneys.
Holy Cross Church competition shortlist announced
Holy Cross Church, a protected structure on Main Street, Dundrum is located in the centre of Dundrum village since the 1800s.
Irish candidate elected President of the Architects’ Council of Europe
Selma Harrington has been elected President of the Architects’ Council of Europe.
High Bridge: Bronx, Building Cultural Infrastructure, International Ideas Competition
The Emerging New York Architects Committee (ENYA), AIA NY Chapter, is pleased to announce the jury and extended registration deadlines for its fourth biennial international ideas competition,
2009 Irish Landscape Institute Awards
The winners of the 2009 Irish Landscape Institute Awards were announced last week at City Hall,
Feilden Clegg Bradley lecture in Galway
RIAI West in association with the Irish Planning Institute are delighted to host a lecture in Galway by Keith Bradley of Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios,
Register for architects launched
The Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland (RIAI) and the Minister for the Environment,
Minister Gormley launches Architectural Heritage of County Clare Guide
Mr John Gormley, T.D., Minister for the Environment, Heritage and Local Government,
University of Ulster honours Daniel Libeskind
Daniel Libeskind, one of the world’s leading architects, today received an honorary degree from the University of Ulster.
