2010 – Irish World Academy of Music and Dance, Limerick
Architect: Daniel Cordier
The €20million building was specifically designed to combine the elements of research, performance and teaching by leading French Architect Daniel Cordier,
2010 – Glasnevin Trust Museum, Dublin
Architect: A&D Wejchert & Partners
Glasnevin Cemetery is run by the Glasnevin Trust, the cemetery first opened in 1834,
2010 – Plastic House, Dublin
Architects: Architecture Republic
The house is on a terrace whose split-section is native to Georgian Dublin; a grand parlour to the front with smaller rooms to the rear at half-levels one up and one down from the street.
2010 – Spencer Dock Bridge, Dublin
Architect: Amanda Levete Architects
The 40 metre span bridge with its fluid lines and undulating concrete surface will take trams,
2010 – Long Room Hub, Trinity College, Dublin
Architect: McCullough Mulvin Architects
The building has been designed to accommodate a team working on the digitisation of the treasures of Trinity’s Old Library: a vital component of the plan to open the significant Manuscript and Early Printed Books collections of the Library to the world.
2010 – Dublin Airport: Terminal 2
Architect: Pascall + Watson
With its steel and glass facade, the new terminal makes use of natural light to create a modern and comfortable space for both departing and arriving passengers.
2010 – Beekman Tower, New York
Architect: Frank Gehry
A 76-story skyscraper currently under construction and designed by Frank Gehry. The Beekman Tower will be one of the tallest buildings in the city when completed and will contain a public elementary school as well as residential units
The school will be sheathed in tan brick,
2010 – 100 11th Avenue, New York
Architect: Jean Nouvel
Containing 72 residences, 100 11th stands on the north corner of its intersection, facing Frank Gehry’s headquarters for the IAC/InterActive Corporation across the street and the Chelsea Piers Sports and Entertainment Complex across the avenue,
2010 – Criminal Courts of Justice, Dublin
Architect: Henry J. Lyons & Partners
The new criminal courts complex in Dublin, designed by Henry J Lyons Architects,
2010 – Aviva Stadium, Dublin
Architects: Scott Tallon Walker & Populous
Aviva Stadium, previously called the Lansdowne Road Stadium, hosted its first game of international rugby in 1878.
