1996 – Fingal County Offices Competition
Architect: Bucholz McEvoy Architects
Winning entry in a competition to design civic offices for the newly created administrative region for north Co.
Bucholz McEvoy Architects
2002 – Fingal County Hall, Swords, Co. Dublin
Architect: Bucholz McEvoy Architects
A new county hall for Fingal County Council in Swords. A symbol of the client’s desire for openness in local government,
2004 – Limerick County Council Offices, Limerick
Architect: Bucholz McEvoy Architects
The principal objectives of Limerick County Hall were to provide an environment conducive to the council fulfilling its roles: to reflect and foster ease of communication between staff and with the public,
2008 – Elmpark, Co. Dublin
Architect: Bucholz McEvoy Architects
A continuous garden covers the ground floor level. The buildings overhead define different areas within this garden,
2009 – Westmeath County Council Civic Offices and Library, Mullingar
Architect: Bucholz McEvoy Architects
Westmeath County Council Headquarters is a low energy civic office building located at the heart of an important archaeological site.
Architects from six leading Irish practices embark on US tour
Architects from six leading contemporary Irish practices will showcase their work and discuss issues concerning architecture at leading U.S. architectural schools and institutions this Autumn as part of Irish Architecture Now – Ireland’s first architectural showcase in the US which is part of Imagine Ireland,
Craftitecture winners announced
The Crafts Council of Ireland has announed the winners of Craftitecture, a competition to design a pavilion for the Electric Picnic music festival.
Dare to be different: Elm Park, Dublin
Bucholz McEvoy Architects’ Elm Park is a stunning 300m mixed-use, sustainable extension to Dublin, made all the more attractive by the charmless dross that surrounds it.
High design, low energy in exciting scheme at Elm Park
If you walk along the south wall in Dublin (or float out to sea) and look back at the city you will see how its southern skyline has changed.
Video – Four Irish architects speak at Harvard
The Harvard lecture stop of Irish Architecture Now – Ireland’s first architectural showcase in the US which is part of Imagine Ireland,
