The winners of the RIAI Architecture Awards for 2012 have been announced today at the Wood Quay Venue. Best Conservation/Restoration Project goes to OPW and their work on Monaghan Courthouse Best Educational Building...
Two buildings in the Republic of Ireland have emerged as winners in the EU Category of the RIBA Awards 2012. Scott Tallon Walker won for their renovations at the former Carroll’s Factory in...
A new book on Irish Post Offices has just been launched. Written by Maire Crean, it was officially launched on June 18th by historian Thomas Packenham in DIT Bolton Street. “How often do...
Donal Colfer Architects have been included in Wallpaper Magazine’s ‘Architects Directory 2012′ (published June 14th) which features 20 of the world’s best young architectural practices. The small studio (director Donal Colfer has only...
After a 6 week consultation process ending on 27th July 2012, a final version of the Guidelines will be prepared for publication under Section 28 of the Planning and Development Act 2000 later...
The Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland and the Department of Education and Skills (DES) are inviting applications for the Architectural Graduate Training Scheme. The Training Scheme is designed for recent graduates,...
Archiseek invited various people involved or interested in the fields of architecture or heritage to nominate their top five losses and why. This week, architect and former Minister of State for Planning, Ciarán...
The Government has appointed Ciaran O’Connor, FRIAI, as the new State Architect/Principal Architect in the Office of Public Works. O’Connor succeeds Patrick Cooney, who retired from this role in February 2012. A graduate...
A fundraising campaign to fund an expansion of the Irish Jewish Museum is underway. The museum at Walworth Road, in Dublin, has plans drawn up by an Office of Public Works design team...
