Cork’s Kino arthouse cinema to close over debt to architects
An independent arthouse cinema is to close next month after creditors initiated High Court proceedings to recover more than €50,000 owed to them for design work.
RTE to demolish Tallon’s Radio Centre?
RTE recently submitted plans for the redevelopment of their Donnybrook campus.
New kid on the block
The curves and expanse of the elegant stadium roof follow a graceful dive,
Finding a new stage for the Abbey is not a question of location
David Norris’s idea of relocating the Abbey Theatre to the GPO in Dublin is an exciting notion.
Recession gives designers the space to be creative
Dublin City architect Ali Grehan is delighted by the ideas, initiative,
Liberator’s tomb opens to public
Catholic rights campaigner and politician Daniel O’Connell was remembered as a great icon yesterday during the opening of his refurbished crypt at Glasnevin Cemetery in Dublin.
Launch of Building Material 19
The launch of Building Material 19 (Art & Architecture) will be held at The LAB,
Eyre Square renovation could now cost city €20m
The controversial Eyre Square project in Galway could cost up to €20 million as a result of a High Court ruling,
Swedish Architects JM win Centre Pier, Galway Harbour Ideas Competition
Swedish architects JM – Konrad Milton and Carl Jà¤gnefà¤lt have won the RIAI-managed Centre Pier,
Hamilton Architects awarded the UTV Business Eye Architect of the Year award
At a glittering awards ceremony at the Culloden Hotel on Friday 16 October,
