(Image of Bord Gáis Above Ground Installation, John McLaughlin, DDDA and artist Martin Richman by Ros Kavanagh)
Running until midnight 12 July:
Public Choice Award, www.irisharchitectureawards.ie
Your chance to vote for your favourite building of the last twelve months is almost up!
Running until 16 July:
NAMAlab, 1-2 Cope St, Dublin 2 and 17 Kings Inn St, Dublin 1
NAMAlab is a research project undertaken by final year Architecture students in DIT that aims to propose new uses for Dublin's NAMA buildings. They've mapped what they can of the portfolio (it's under wraps as to just how much of the city's built environment is part of it) and they have their findings and proposals on display at the addresses above. You can also go on walking tours of some of the sites on Saturday afternoon (12noon and 2pm) and hear economist Dr. Constanin Gurdgiev speak on the subject on Thursday evening in Cope Street (6.30pm). NAMAlab's presence in Cope Street and Kings Inn Street might be the culmination of their studies in DIT, but could be the beginning of an interesting chapter in Dublin's development - stay tuned.
Running until 30 July:
AAI Awards 2011 Exhibition, National Gallery of Ireland, Clare St, Dublin 2
The Architectural Association of Ireland recently held its annual Awards ceremony, with a number of new and established architects scooping the prizes, including John McLaughlin for the stunning Bord Gáis Above Ground Installation, pictured above. You can see the award winners in the Print Rooms of the National Gallery of Ireland until the end of the month, and you can pick up their annual book from the Gallery shop.
Opening 13 July, running until 19 July:
Common Ground, 28 South William Street, Dublin 2
Common Ground is an exhibition of work by photographer Rich Gilligan and stylist Aisling Farinella which is all about "twisting conventions in fashion and architecture". Gilligan and Farinella have photographed the work of several Irish designers each in a specific architectural location which echos certain formalist or conceptual aspects of the designer's collection.
Public Choice Award, www.irisharchitectureawards.ie
Your chance to vote for your favourite building of the last twelve months is almost up!
Running until 16 July:
NAMAlab, 1-2 Cope St, Dublin 2 and 17 Kings Inn St, Dublin 1
NAMAlab is a research project undertaken by final year Architecture students in DIT that aims to propose new uses for Dublin's NAMA buildings. They've mapped what they can of the portfolio (it's under wraps as to just how much of the city's built environment is part of it) and they have their findings and proposals on display at the addresses above. You can also go on walking tours of some of the sites on Saturday afternoon (12noon and 2pm) and hear economist Dr. Constanin Gurdgiev speak on the subject on Thursday evening in Cope Street (6.30pm). NAMAlab's presence in Cope Street and Kings Inn Street might be the culmination of their studies in DIT, but could be the beginning of an interesting chapter in Dublin's development - stay tuned.
Running until 30 July:
AAI Awards 2011 Exhibition, National Gallery of Ireland, Clare St, Dublin 2
The Architectural Association of Ireland recently held its annual Awards ceremony, with a number of new and established architects scooping the prizes, including John McLaughlin for the stunning Bord Gáis Above Ground Installation, pictured above. You can see the award winners in the Print Rooms of the National Gallery of Ireland until the end of the month, and you can pick up their annual book from the Gallery shop.
Opening 13 July, running until 19 July:
Common Ground, 28 South William Street, Dublin 2
Common Ground is an exhibition of work by photographer Rich Gilligan and stylist Aisling Farinella which is all about "twisting conventions in fashion and architecture". Gilligan and Farinella have photographed the work of several Irish designers each in a specific architectural location which echos certain formalist or conceptual aspects of the designer's collection.
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