Diageo to develop urban quarter at St. James’s Gate
Diageo ha announced plans to transform 12.6 acres at its St. James’s Gate site to create a new urban quarter at the heart of Dublin’s Liberties area.
Diageo ha announced plans to transform 12.6 acres at its St. James’s Gate site to create a new urban quarter at the heart of Dublin’s Liberties area.
New Now Next, the popular architecture series curated by the Irish Architecture Foundation and sponsored by Arup, returns for its fifth edition.
Registered architects, landscape architects and engineers are invited to participate in a design research competition to propose innovative and considered solutions for the renewal of Cork city’s quayside landscape.
‘Talking to My Father’, Sé Merry Doyle’s documentary about Robin Walker, has been awarded the 2017 SAH Award for Film and Video by the Society of Architectural Historians.
Colour Dublin (The Collins Press, price €9.99), is a new colouring book to celebrate Dublin’s architecture. The author, architect Gregory Bracken has created beautifully detailed line drawings of forty-four of Dublin’s most iconic and beautiful buildings.
The Irish Polish Society is organising a lecture “Architecture from three different professional viewpoints” on Tuesday, 30th May @ 6:30pm in the Polish House,
Engineering the Past to Meet the Needs of the Future: best practice installation of mechanical and electrical services into historic buildings.
On Sunday May 7th at 16.00, there will be a panel discussion on architecture, city planning and environmental policy following a screening of Matt Tyranauer’s new documentary Citizen “Jane: Battle for the City”.
The IGS/UAHS Cross Border Summer School once again brings together students, professionals and enthusiasts to explore aspects of our shared built heritage.
The programme in Urban and Building Conservation was established in UCD in 1986 in recognition of the growing need for expertise in architectural conservation.