Ballyfermot’s new pool complex a positive legacy of the boom
The Celtic Tiger has vanished, as we all know, but some positive legacies have been left for people to enjoy during the recession when we’ll have more time to relax.
A 50-Year Battle to Save Old Ireland
When Desmond and Mariga Guinness first lived here in the 1950s,
National Policy on Town Defences launched
The National Policy on Town Defences sets out “the national policy for the protection,
Glass extension designed for gazing at the garden
When the owners of this west Dublin house commissioned an architect to design them an extension,
New concert arena has a point to make
The Romans would recognise the shape of Dublin’s new O2 arena on North Wall Quay,
Denis Byrne Architects wins Bord Gáis Competition
Bord Gáis Networks has announced that the winner of the National Distribution Control Building at Dubber Cross,
Orchestral manoeuvres on the campus
We don’t hear many good-news stories in these days of doom and gloom;
Turning the corner in social housing design
York Street flats were the last real slums in Dublin to survive into the 21st century,
City council unveils plans for 22-storey tower
Plans for the regeneration of the George’s Quay area, which would allow the construction of a 22-storey tower opposite the Custom House,
Refurbishing a Georgian Office Building
Paul Dillon Architects have recently moved into their refurbished Georgian office,
