The RIAI has announced its annual conference programme entitled ‘Riding out the Storm – Survival, Renewal and Recovery’ – focused on how architects can adapt to the current crisis, and how the profession...
Read More →The well-established PADDI database has been redeveloped and relaunched to provide enhanced searching facilities and faster retrieval of information. PADDI, a unique resource for anyone working in the fields of architecture and planning...
Read More →The Arts Council and the Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht announce the Engaging with Architecture Scheme 2011, with the purpose of supporting new and exciting projects which will engage the public...
Read More →The Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland (RSAI) in partnership with the Graphic Studio Dublin will deliver a one-week workshop that pairs architectural study with printmaking at their Georgian era building, Society House....
Read More →How has architectural destruction been used as a deliberate technique of war, conquest, or armed liberation? What have been the long-term cultural and social implications of architectural destruction for populations subject to it?...
Read More →The Courts Service has agreed to meet local residents who have been objecting to plans for a new courthouse in Wexford which they believe would overwhelm the town’s mid-19th century Municipal Buildings. The...
Read More →Up to 400 local authority houses in west Dublin, which were built between four and seven years ago and won architectural design awards, now have problems with damp, mould, leaks, cracks, crumbling plaster,...
Read More →Proposals for a €300 million supercasino on the banks of the river Liffey have been submitted by Treasury Holdings to the Department of Justice. Treasury says its Spencer Dock site near Dublin port...
Read More →The provision of social housing is always politically charged, and the architecture of social housing can be inseparable from that politics. The buildings cease to be seen as buildings and are only viewed...
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