Sky’s the limit
In part of the video for Phil Lynott’s Old Town, the singer is standing in a boat on the Liffey near where the East Link Bridge is today.
Drama in the docklands: a new theatre takes shape
Dubliners and everyone else in Ireland, are in for a real surprise when the Grand Canal Theatre at Grand Canal Dock,
Box in the docks reopens after four years
When the OPW built the Box in the Docks – or to give it its official title,
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,
