Justice does itself justice
NOT all the Celtic Tiger’s legacy is toxic. It includes, for example,
Opus Awards: design is good for the bottom line
Buildings that fit well into their surroundings and have made the most of awkward sites dominate those which have won awards this year in the 10th annual Opus Architecture and Construction Awards.
Grafton Architects talk in the National Gallery
A talk by Shelley McNamara and Yvonne Farrell of Grafton Architects will take place in the National Gallery of Ireland on Thursday 12 November at 6.30pm.
Minister of Environment addresses RIAI Annual Conference “Shaping Ireland’s Future”
Mr. John Gormley, Minister for the Environment, Heritage and Local Government today addressed the Annual Conference of the Royal Institute of Architects in Ireland in Limerick.
Love them or loathe them, but don’t knock them
Why do we love some buildings and hate others? Why have some become icons,
A Space for Learning: Design competition for architects and schools
A Space for Learning is a design competition initiated by the Irish Architecture Foundation to challenge current thinking on school design,
Turnover expected to drop 35% at leading architectural firm
The managing director of one of the State’s best-known architectural firms,
A home for the Abbey
O dear, the “Whither the Abbey?” roadshow is back in town.
460m gamble on Ireland’s Las Vegas
A replica of the White House will form the centrepiece of a 460 million euro Las Vegas-style village deep in the countryside.
460m sport, leisure complex planned
A planning application for what Michael Lowry TD has described as “the most sophisticated and ambitious project that Ireland has ever seen” will be lodged with North Tipperary County Council this morning.
