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Author: April Lara

The built environment is not just about structures—it’s about building communities, solutions, and a future we can all be proud of. The sky’s the limit when visionaries are behind the design.

Author: April Lara

With the 2025 awards wrapped up, the focus now shifts to the projects and teams set to redefine Ireland’s built environment next year.

Author: The Irish Times

The group behind Hogan’s pub on South Great George’s Street has lodged a planning application to transform the disused Ballsbridge Post Office in Dublin 4 into a two-storey pub restaurant with additional retail and gallery space.

Author: TechCentral.ie

UCD’s Building Stories initiative is entering a new phase with the launch of Living Labs in Monaghan and Cork, combining AI-powered geospatial modelling and citizen science to identify vacant buildings across Ireland.

Author: The Architect's Newspaper

In a rare fusion of civil infrastructure and architectural design, Dublin-based Clancy Moore has completed a transformative wastewater treatment plant for Arklow, Ireland—marking the town’s first modern sewage system after decades of raw discharge into the River Avoca.

Author: Kildare Live

Springwood Nursing Homes Ltd has secured planning approval for a €218,000 expansion of Elm Hall Nursing Home in Celbridge, Co Kildare.

Author: Specification Online

Leading architectural bodies from the UK and Ireland have launched the Belfast Group, a cross-jurisdictional alliance to deliver standardised fire and life safety design guidance.

Author: The Irish Times

DA Terminal 3 Ltd, led by Des and Ulick McEvaddy, has submitted an outline proposal for a new 24/7 cargo and logistics complex on a 30-acre site beside Dublin Airport.

Author: April Lara

As investments flow into Ireland’s critical infrastructure and international backers fund projects with social impact, a pattern is emerging

Author: The Irish News

The Department for Infrastructure has confirmed that key sections of Belfast’s M3 Lagan Bridge will close across two weekends in August for £400,000 maintenance works.