RIAI

Audit discovers hundreds of illegal architects

More than 300 people are illegally trading as architects in Ireland,

Call for ‘grandfather clause’ in legislation for architects’ register

Hundreds of people who have been practising as architects for many years have appealed for a “grandfather clause” to be introduced in legislation which would give them automatic entry on a new register for the profession.

Call for Entries: RIAI Irish Architecture Awards 2008

The RIAI invites its members to submit projects which were certified ‘practically complete’ during calendar year 2007.

Croke Park up against pumphouse for architects’ Gold Medal

A school in Co Galway, civic offices in Co Meath and Co Offaly,

I’m not sorry, says architect who upset jobless

The President of the Royal Institute of Architects of Ireland (RIAI) has denied that remarks he made about the effects of the recession on his trade were offensive.

Invest pensions ‘to build more schools’

Irish pension funds should be invested in building schools, hospitals, libraries and sports facilities to help Ireland become a world-class country in which to live and work,

Irish architects outraged at ‘exclusionary’ competition rules

The Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland may complain to Brussels over turnover restriction in Dublin competition The professional body for Irish architects is considering making a complaint to the European Commission over a competition to redesign the headquarters of the country’s electricity board in the centre of Dublin.

Irish Architecture Awards 2011 announced

The RIAI has announced the winners of the Irish Architecture Awards 2011.

Killybegs PlaySpace Architectural Design Competition

Donegal County Council Public Art Office in partnership with the RIAI (Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland) are delighted to launch an architectural competition for the design of a Play Space in Killybegs,