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Half Speed, Full Opportunity: What the Daft Q3 2026 Report Tells Building and Architecture Leaders About Ireland's Next Phase
Daft Q3 2026 data shows Irish asking price inflation halved to 3% while stock rose 12.5%. For building and architecture leaders, the regional divergence and supply shortage create a compelling case to accelerate residential pipelines now.
Scrace + Architects relocates to shared Salisbury studio
Scrace + Architects is relocating to a shared studio with See Space Differently CIC at 65 New Street, Salisbury. The Fund-backed space will offer architectural and property advice from the high street.
WSP acquires Glasgow building services consultancy Hulley & Kirkwood
WSP has acquired Hulley & Kirkwood, a Glasgow-based building services consultancy, strengthening its mechanical, electrical and public health engineering expertise. The deal boosts WSP's presence in Scotland and its healthcare and defence capabilities.
Henry Brothers marks 50 years with UK expansion
Henry Brothers has marked 50 years in business with a new Edinburgh office and plans for a flagship Magherafelt headquarters. The family-run contractor now employs more than 250 people across six UK offices.
Modern methods of construction bring 1846 Mayo building back to life
Simone and Adrian Gannon are restoring an 1846 building in Charlestown, Co Mayo using modern construction methods and off-site fabrication. John Halligan Architects leads the team converting the site into a coffee bar.
LDA and DCC lodge plans for 312 more Cherry Orchard homes
The Land Development Agency and Dublin City Council have lodged a planning application for 312 homes in Phase 3 of Cherry Orchard Point. The scheme takes the west Dublin development to 1,157 homes.
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.
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