This month, we revisit a striking work of sports architecture from over 40 years ago, the first modern rugby clubhouse in Ireland.

When he first made Northern Ireland his home three decades ago David Brett, the English design historian and co-author with Alan Jones of ‘Toward an Architecture: Ulster’, chanced to remark that he considered himself an atheist...

This month, we revisit a controversial, short-lived modern church, built on a 1,400-year-old site of Christian worship. The church won no architectural awards although...

Big Red. Big, bold and brassy, and lots of fun too. Pillar-box-or-phone-box-red as a Routemaster bus or a Beefeater’s tunic

As summer approaches, we travel back to 1990 and an open RIAI competition for a sustainable holiday housing development..

This dark and handsome laboratory, peering over the trees along the Stillorgan Road, is one of the finer specimens in the museum of...

We spoke to London-based Dubliner, Angela Brady, about her firm’s best-known building in Ireland...

We spoke to Ryan Kennihan, a Chicagoan settled in Ireland since 2002 and the inaugural winner of the RIAI’s Best Emerging Practice award...