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Author: Irish Independent

Kilshane Energy will begin construction on a €250 million power plant in north Dublin, signalling major activity for Ireland’s industrial and energy infrastructure. The development creates opportunities for construction, design, and engineering firms to support its renewable energy ambitions.

Author: Architects’ Journal

Canice Architects has reimagined a 19th-century stone Latrine at Kilkenny’s Butler Gallery into a contemporary artist studio. The adaptive reuse project celebrates the site’s medieval history and supports the gallery’s new residency programme.

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

Architecture is often seen as a mirror of its era, but the most striking developments remind us that it is also a bridge across time. Recent news in the sector captures this duality with clarity.

Author: Tatler ASIA

Thirty-five years after its founding, GDP Architects has quietly become one of Malaysia’s most influential design practices, leaving its mark across Kuala Lumpur, Putrajaya, and George Town.

Author: NewsWeek

President Donald Trump has signed an executive order declaring traditional and classical architecture the "preferred" and "default" style for all major new federal buildings in the United States, particularly in Washington, D.C.

Author: TradeArabia

The kingdom’s design industry will converge in Riyadh this month as an expanded and refined INDEX Saudi Arabia returns from September at the Riyadh Front Exhibition & Conference Centre, offering an unmatched opportunity to engage with the latest in interior design, furniture, and fit-out innovations.

Author: NewsLetterUK

Next weekend will see an annual opportunity to explore historic buildings and locations across Northern Ireland thanks to European Heritage Days.

Author: RTE

The Irish Architecture Foundation is marking its 20th year with Future Heritage, its most ambitious cultural programme to date - IAF Director Emmett Scanlon introduces the programme below.

Author: Construction News EI

Sapphire Balconies has partnered with Marlet Property Group and BAM Ireland to deliver a landmark project at One Lime Street, Dublin, showcasing the innovation and efficiency of off-site balcony manufacturing.

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

Architecture is a mirror to society’s ambitions, and this week’s news captures a sector defining scale and purpose in remarkable ways.