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Competition: Cities and Refugees GlobalSubscription
An international student ideas contest has been launched for bold interventions to help refugees living in cities around the world (Deadline: 10 August)
Retrospective: Grafton ArchitectsSubscription
Self-proclaimed translators rather than authors, Grafton offer silence in the cacophony of the city
Noreile Breen: ‘I am from this place, I have a responsibility to it’Subscription
After finding herself in the spotlight following selection for the 2018 Venice Biennale, the County Kerry architect continues to work on small scale projects deeply embedded in her homeland
Outrage: housing across sectarian linesSubscription
Inequalities in access to social housing is perpetuating the divide between Catholics and Protestants
Body of evidence: a history of Irish iconoclasmSubscription
Iconoclasm has played a significant role in Irish history but should not be a part of its future
Kevin Roche (1922 - 2019)Subscription
From a humble first commission to build a piggery for his father in County Cork, the Irish-born American architect went on to work with Eero Saarinen and – with his partner John Dinkeloo – build his own monumental works across the States, culminating in the Pritzker Architecture Prize in 1982
Foreign correspondence: Irish narratives of departure and returnSubscription
Irish architecture evinces a proud vernacular tradition, yet a great deal of cross pollination has been at play, translating and transmuting external influences
Domestic bliss: houses in Dublin by Clancy Moore, TAKA Ryan W Kennihan Architects and Arigho Larmour Wheeler ArchitectsSubscription
In a vacuum of opportunity for young Irish architects, talent condenses in ambitious, if modestly scaled, domestic projects, such as the silvered house by Clancy Moore in Dublin’s Portobello
Wild west: Pálás cinema in Galway, Ireland by dePaorSubscription
The fierce and peculiar fantasy of dePaor’s cinema becomes a test of romantic mettle
Editorial: no man is an islandSubscription
Choosing to encompass instead the entirety of ‘the islands of Ireland’ is itself a provocation – one that nevertheless proves productive, as we ramble and rove around collapsed seams and difficult terrain to cast an eye over a land in the middle of something
