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Office of Public Works and Reddy A+U win Building of the Year Industrial for Rosslare EuroPort Terminal 7 at Building and Architect of the Year Awards 2026
Office of Public Works and Reddy A+U won Building of the Year Industrial at the Building and Architect of the Year Awards 2026 for Rosslare EuroPort Terminal 7, recognised for engineering capability, coordinated delivery, and considered design at scale. Looking ahead to 2027, it sets a benchmark for public and private sector collaboration in large-scale infrastructure.
Office of Public Works wins Building of the Year International for Ireland's Pavilion at Expo 2025 Osaka at Building and Architect of the Year Awards 2026
The Office of Public Works won Building of the Year International at the Building and Architect of the Year Awards 2026 for Ireland's Pavilion at Expo 2025 Osaka, praised for its confident architectural response on a global stage. Looking ahead to 2027, the pavilion sets a benchmark for how Ireland presents itself to a global audience through built form.
Beyond Pledges: Where the Real Opportunities Lie for Building and Architecture Leaders as the UK Sector Treads Water
UK construction output grew just 0.1% in July as new work fell 4.9% in private housing. For building and architecture leaders in Ireland and the UK, the data identifies where funding, skills, and retrofit investment create real near-term opportunity.
Battersea Power Station submits revised masterplan for final phases
Battersea Power Station has submitted plans to revise the masterplan for its remaining 16 acres, delivering up to 3.2 million sq ft. Studio Egret West has updated Rafael Viñoly's 15-year-old original design.
Foster + Partners redesigns Oxford's Daubeny Buildings mid-construction
Foster + Partners has secured approval to redesign three part-built blocks on Oxford's £300 million Daubeny Buildings into one complex. The scheme will see completed superstructure by Mace Construct partially demolished and reconfigured.
Waterford signs contracts for Tramore water sports facility
Waterford City and County Council has signed contracts with Conor Phelan Construction to build a new water sports facility on Tramore's Prom. The scheme is funded under Fáilte Ireland's Platforms for Growth initiative.
Castlebar building approved for office and apartment conversion
Mayo County Council has granted Yewtree Venture Limited permission to convert a vacant three-storey building on Ellison Street, Castlebar into offices and apartments. The scheme follows a push to revive Castlebar's derelict stock.
James Latham secures approval for £10m Newtownabbey warehouse
Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council has approved a £10 million warehouse for James Latham PLC at Ballyearl Business Park. The UK and Ireland timber distributor will relocate from its outdated Belfast depot.
SDS Design Engineers and Lidl Ireland win dual awards at Building and Architect of the Year Awards 2026
Looking back at the Building and Architect of the Year Awards 2026, SDS Design Engineers and Lidl Ireland took dual honours at the Building and Architect of the Year Awards 2026, winning Building of the Year and Building of the Year Net Zero and Passive House for a project that sets a new benchmark in commercial sustainability. Looking ahead to 2027, Ireland's First Net Zero Energy Supermarket offers a scalable model that positions retail at the forefront of Ireland's low carbon transition.
Four Years to Build: Why the Central Bank's Planning Data Is a Commercial Brief for Every Building and Architecture Practice in Ireland
Central Bank data shows Irish planning-to-completion times have doubled to four years in a decade. For building and architecture firms, this is the clearest argument yet for investing in pre-application capability and delivery efficiency.
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