Architect: McGloughlin Shields O’Regan Published from The Roadstone book of House Designs, produced in 1980. Billed as “A guide to building your own home with 25 new house designs by Reg Chandler, Des...
Read More →The Irish Georgian Society and Dublin City Council has assembled a team of leading conservation experts to deliver a lecture series on the significance of Dublin’s period houses and practical information on their...
Read More →Donegal Public Art Office worked with Killybegs Playground Committee and the Irish Architecture Foundation to commission architects to design a new play space for the town. The winners, Lotus Architects, headed by architect...
Read More →Diamond and Schmitt Architects with Aedifica Architects, and a team of acousticians and consultants have re-interpreted the rectangular ‘shoe-box’ theatre configuration with an intimate three-balcony, 1900-seat auditorium designed principally for symphonic use. The...
Read More →Dublin Civic Trust has announced a major one-day conference on the gabled street architecture and other buildings of seventeenth and early eighteenth century Dublin on October 12th. The distinguished surroundings of the House...
Read More →More people are opting to extend their home than to build a new one, according to the latest CSO figures for 2011. Self-build expert Damien McKay says planning application statistics for the first...
Read More →An Gaelaras, Derry, an innovative and vibrant cultural centre by O’Donnell and Tuomey has made the final shortlist for the Stirling Prize. An Gaelaras is a cultural centre designed to promote the use...
Read More →Open House Dublin 2011 has adopted the theme “the architecture of change”, exploring how good design can be a catalyst for change and positively touch all our lives: from large scale master planning...
Read More →The Irish Georgian Society, flush with the success of its first architectural conservation awards last year, is inviting architects who’ve worked on historic buildings to submit their projects for scrutiny again this year....
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