Look inside: Victorian Portobello home with award-winning extension for €695,000
Split-level two-bed with bright, wooden-beamed kitchen and garden room studio
Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland
Water system ‘in a desperate state’, says Uisce Éireann chair
New approach needed if goal of 50,000 homes a year to be achievable, according to Jerry Grant
Irish councils lack ability to plan big cities, conference told
Current planning system ‘facilitates dereliction’, says Senator Michael McDowell
Morehampton Road Victorian with the best of modern features for €2.5m
Architectural revamp in 2010 saw four-bedroom house chosen for award
Irish architectural great Ronnie Tallon built a home far superior to Mies van der Rohe’s original. Time to protect it
The Dublin glass-and-steel house is Ireland’s only private late-20th century home rated as of national importance. Tallon’s vision is threatened by a new home
RIAI gold medal: ‘Magical classrooms’ at Dublin national school win Ireland’s top prize for architecture
Highest accolade in Irish architecture goes to Donaghy + Dimond for their new building at the model school in Inchicore
How should Ireland’s planning system be reformed?
The Planning and Development Bill 2023, which was voted through the Dáil last week, is intended to streamline the planning process. But critics say Ireland’s planning system needs more imaginative reform
‘How much more of a housing crisis can we be in before we innovate too?’
Architectural solutions to Ireland’s housing shortage have already been road-tested in towns and cities across Europe. The best are going on show in Dublin
Architects body calls for action on housing and climate crisis in upcoming budget
Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland seeks lower VAT rates on architecture services and measures to help public contracting
Ireland’s favourite buildings revealed after public vote
Project by Niall McLaughlin Architects wins Public Choice category at the RIAI Irish Architecture Awards
Four country towns win ‘Town Centre Living’ awards for their architectural plans
Winners announced in a joint Department of Housing RIAI competition to design urban, social homes
From surviving dissent and debt to celebrating artists: The Royal Hibernian Academy at 200
Royal charters, burning buildings and 100 years devoid of women; Royal Hibernian Academy takes a good look at itself for its very big birthday
Galway looks ‘like a mouth full of broken teeth’, says one of world’s leading planners
Planners must have power to stand up to interest groups, German planning expert says
Is it better for the environment to renovate or build from scratch?
What does it take to be carbon neutral? Award-winning student accommodation Highfield Park may have the answers
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