2008 – Spencer Dock PWC, North Wall Quay, Dublin
Architect: Scott Tallon Walker
The building is planned on a north south axis,
2010 – Aviva Stadium, Dublin
Architects: Scott Tallon Walker & Populous
Aviva Stadium, previously called the Lansdowne Road Stadium,
2010 – The Gibson Hotel, The Point, Dublin
Architects: Scott Tallon Walker
The scheme is designed around a major new civic space,
Aviva Stadium completed
Aviva Stadium, Dublin, Ireland, designed as a result of a collaboration between global architects Populous and Dublin based architects,
Bank of Ireland vacating Scott Tallon Walker classic
Moves to downsize the Bank of Ireland have meant the head office on Baggot Street designed by Scott Tallon Walker is now too spacious.
Construction starts on new Research Building at NUI Maynooth
The ground-breaking ceremony to mark the start of construction of a new €15 million Interdisciplinary Research Building at NUI Maynooth took place earlier this week.
Double Stadia win for Populous at 2010 World Architecture Festival
Populous, the Architects of the London 2012 Olympic Stadium, celebrated a double win at the recent World Architecture Festival Awards in Barcelona.
Dundalk relights fire in former factory
Long before the M1 motorway was even a gleam in an engineer’s eye,
Irish architects winners in RIBA Awards 2012
Two buildings in the Republic of Ireland have emerged as winners in the EU Category of the RIBA Awards 2012.
Michael Scott (1905-1989)
Michael Scott (1905-1988) is considered the most important architect of the twentieth century in Ireland.
