‘A champion of urbanism’: Influential architect Niall McCullough has died
Tributes paid to author and co-founder of award-winning McCullough Mulvin Architects
Bill of €2bn to bring run-down Dublin flats up to EU standard
Some 8,000 council flats need to be upgraded under mandatory directive
College Green plaza to double in size under new plans
Traffic-free zone to be extended from Trinity College to South Great George’s Street
Future of people driving around country in private cars is ‘fantasy built on cheap oil’
Dublin city Architect calls for permanent allocation of open public space in Dublin
Experience O’Connell Bridge: A Focal point for revolution and change
The Party To End All Parties is an interactive piece created against the backdrop of Covid-19
First look at the new Dublin City Library on Parnell Square
Architects unveil plans for 11,000 sq m grand design in Parnell Square Cultural Quarter
College Green traffic would ‘fatally compromise’ plaza plan
Hearing on Dublin City Council’s proposal to build €10 million plaza gets under way
‘Significant shortcomings’ in Johnny Ronan tower proposal
Building to house 10,361 sq m of offices and ‘penthouse level’ restaurant, hearing told
Dublin councils accused of preventing housing development
John FitzGerald calls for local authorities to address regulatory constraints in the sector
Plans unveiled for new College Green plaza in Dublin
Proposal for €10m pedestrian and cycle plaza with water jets submitted to planners
College Green plaza will not be in place before end of 2018 – council
Plan that prohibits all vehicles from College Green to be sent to Bord Pleanála
Time to take a fresh look at city living
A new class of creative workers want to live in vibrant city centres, according to speakers at a recent New Urbanism conference. So how do we go about facilitating them?
New wave of landscape interpretation
From the Wild Atlantic Way to Dublin city centre, the importance of landscape architecture in establishing a better – and greener – quality of life is just beginning to be understood
Tax relief for refurbishments fails to attract applications
Just eight apply for Living City Initiative that aims to bring vacant buildings back into use
Sacred spaces and trading places
A photo exhibition captures the new places of worship where Ireland’s newer religions are practised
Families offered prime Dublin site for €150,000
Council seeks owner-occupiers to design and build homes on Fishamble Street
Perfect pitch for a family in Rathmines for €975,000
Five bedroomed house, with space, light and warm charm
A design strategy is key to implementing joined-up thinking for our capital
Opinion: There is encouraging evidence of an appetite for new ideas at the highest level
Council wants ‘mom and pop developers’ to build own homes
Owner-occupiers with a commitment to city living will be invited to tender for plots
€60m development of Parnell Square to begin Dublin regeneration
Plans are ‘most important for 100 years’
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