Inside Wexford’s giant cello
The unique attributes of Wexford’s old Theatre Royal as an opera house were its intimacy and eccentricity.
Ghostly sign sealed as hospital expands on Lincoln Place
Leaving well enough alone is not something we are good at,
Draft outlines challenges to planning sector
The government is being urged to take a much more pro-active approach to architecture by appointing a State architect to advise on policy and permitting local authorities to hire their own architects.
HKR Architects sees big jump in profits
The directors of HKR Architects, one of the biggest architectural practices in the country,
New Monaghan County Library opens in Clones
Opened in early June, the new County Library for Monaghan is located in Clones.
Ryan W. Kennihan Architects wins Henrietta Street Ideas Competition
The commission of an Open Ideas Architectural Design Competition to address the site of No.
Cork quayside complex gets go-ahead
The developers of a proposed €120 million hotel and apartment quayside complex in Cork have welcomed the decision by Cork City Council to grant planning for the project and have expressed optimism that work will be able to start next year.
Green light for hotel on ‘potential Viking site’
A nine-storey hotel in Dublin has got the go-ahead despite concerns its location could be an important Viking site.
Does €100m worth of business in return for 450 bikes AD up?
Dublin City Council should make public a contract in which advertising space is being exchanged for bicycles,
Mediterranean styling meets southside suburbia
Some Irish architects have recently played with white, slight, light while others have embraced the shaggy eco look and we have all learned valuable design and living lessons from this.
