The ninth annual Open House Dublin will take place from Friday 17th to Sunday 19th October 2014. Over one weekend, great Dublin buildings of all types and periods will open up their doors to allow citizens and visitors to explore the architecture of their city,
Size does matter, but so does context and quality. So concluded panelists at last night’s Open Debate, organised by the Irish Architecture Foundation.
This weekend, as part of the fourth annual Open House, many public and private buildings in Dublin will be opening their doors.
Open Space is a special programme of walking, boat and cycling tours, devised by Alan Mee and David O’Connor of Urban Design Ireland.
“Next generation” architecture is the theme of Open House Dublin 2009. Ireland’s biggest designer festival runs until Sunday with over 160 buildings on view throughout the capital.
Following on from its incredibly successful inaugural year, the Irish Architecture Foundation is delighted to announce that the second Open House Dublin weekend will take place from Friday October 19th to Sunday October 21st 2007.
Some say that shopping has become the new religion and in certain parts of Ireland intensive development has brought retail and religious life face-to-face That happened in Dun Laoghaire when the Bloomfield shopping centre was being built in the early 1990s on the grounds of a Dominican convent.
Following on from its incredibly successful inaugural year, the Irish Architecture Foundation is delighted to announce that the second OPEN HOUSE DUBLIN weekend will take place from Friday October 19th to Sunday October 21st 2007.
The Irish Architecture Foundation presents as part of Open House Dublin 2008, a debate: Has Dublin Changed For The Better? The event will be held in the Liberty Hall Theatre,
Speaking at the launch of Open House Dublin and Galway 2009, Mr. John Gormley, T.D., Minister for the Environment, Heritage and Local Government,
