AAI Site Visit: BDP Wren Hotel
Saturday 29th February 2020 @ 11:30am St.Andrews Lane, Dublin 2 Note: All Attendees are required to wear Full Personal Protective Equipment (Site Boots, Hard Hat and Hi-Vis Jacket) for this site visit. There are limited places due to ongoing construction.
AAI Site Visit: BDP Wren Hotel
Saturday 29th February 2020 @ 11:30am St.Andrews Lane, Dublin 2 Note: All Attendees are required to wear Full Personal Protective Equipment (Site Boots, Hard Hat and Hi-Vis Jacket) for this site visit. There are limited places due to ongoing construction.
AAI Site Visit: Coal Lane House
Saturday 22 February 2020 @ 11am 6B Everton Avenue, Dublin 7 Coal Lane House is a collaborative design solution to a compact inner city site. Site investigations and numerous concept schemes resulted in a distinctive response to the established light industrial/commercial use
AAI Site Visit: Coal Lane House
Saturday 22 February 2020 @ 11am 6B Everton Avenue, Dublin 7 Coal Lane House is a collaborative design solution to a compact inner city site. Site investigations and numerous concept schemes resulted in a distinctive response to the established light industrial/commercial use
AAI Awards Critic Lecture: Catherine Slessor
Thursday 20 February @ 7pm JM Synge Theatre, Trinity College Dublin THE STRANGE DEATH OF ARCHITECTURAL CRITICISM The shifting cultural and media landscape that has transfigured architectural discourse over the last two decades continues to feed on itself, but certain
AAI Awards Critic Lecture: Catherine Slessor
Thursday 20 February @ 7pm JM Synge Theatre, Trinity College Dublin THE STRANGE DEATH OF ARCHITECTURAL CRITICISM The shifting cultural and media landscape that has transfigured architectural discourse over the last two decades continues to feed on itself, but certain
Lecture: Karl Kropf
Thursday 5 March @ 7pm City Assembly House, 58 South William Street, Dublin 2 Urban morphology and design intuition Sometimes it is not obvious why a place works but you just sense that it does. That feeling – an intuition
Lecture: Karl Kropf
Thursday 5 March @ 7pm City Assembly House, 58 South William Street, Dublin 2 Urban morphology and design intuition Sometimes it is not obvious why a place works but you just sense that it does. That feeling – an intuition
AAI 2020 : Looking ahead
Happy New Year from the AAI We have a lot of events planned for 2020 which are still in formation, so make sure you are signed up to our newsletter for the latest updates and forward this to your colleagues
AAI 2020 : Looking ahead
Happy New Year from the AAI We have a lot of events planned for 2020 which are still in formation, so make sure you are signed up to our newsletter for the latest updates and forward this to your colleagues
AAI Awards 2020: Jury Anouncement
The Awards jury has been finalised as follows: Critic: Catherine Slessor (UK) Catherine Slessor is an architecture editor, writer and critic. She is a former editor and contributor to The Architectural Review, as well as the Architects’ Journal and The
AAI Awards 2020: Jury Anouncement
The Awards jury has been finalised as follows: Critic: Catherine Slessor (UK) Catherine Slessor is an architecture editor, writer and critic. She is a former editor and contributor to The Architectural Review, as well as the Architects’ Journal and The
Lecture: Hall McKnight
*sold out*no tickets at the door* Thursday 30th January @ 7pm Thomas Davies Theatre, Trinity College Dublin Hall McKnight is an architectural practice established in 2003, with studios in Belfast and London. In 2014 the practice won the Downes Medal
Lecture: Hall McKnight
*sold out*no tickets at the door* Thursday 30th January @ 7pm Thomas Davies Theatre, Trinity College Dublin Hall McKnight is an architectural practice established in 2003, with studios in Belfast and London. In 2014 the practice won the Downes Medal
AAI Awards 2020: Invitation to Enter
The intention of the AAI Awards is to encourage higher standards of architecture throughout the country, to recognise projects which make a contribution to Irish architecture, and to inform the public of emerging directions in contemporary architecture. The AAI Awards are for built and unbuilt projects by
AAI Awards 2020: Invitation to Enter
The intention of the AAI Awards is to encourage higher standards of architecture throughout the country, to recognise projects which make a contribution to Irish architecture, and to inform the public of emerging directions in contemporary architecture. The AAI Awards are for built and unbuilt projects by
AAI Site Visit: O’ Donnell + Tuomey Architects – UCC Student Hub
Date: 07.12.2019 Time: 1pm – 2:30pm Location: UCC Student Hub, Cork Meeting Point: Gaol Bridge Entrance to UCC, link to GoogleMaps location No PPE required Tickets from Eventbrite via link. The New Student Hub Building at University College Cork provides
AAI Site Visit: O’ Donnell + Tuomey Architects – UCC Student Hub
Date: 07.12.2019 Time: 1pm – 2:30pm Location: UCC Student Hub, Cork Meeting Point: Gaol Bridge Entrance to UCC, link to GoogleMaps location No PPE required Tickets from Eventbrite via link. The New Student Hub Building at University College Cork provides
Building Material 24: Call Out
The 24th edition of Building Material seeks papers on the idea of topography and its role in architecture. The etymology of the word ‘topography’ can be found in the Greek words ‘topos’ meaning ‘place’ and ‘graphia’ to write. In essence
Building Material 24: Call Out
The 24th edition of Building Material seeks papers on the idea of topography and its role in architecture. The etymology of the word ‘topography’ can be found in the Greek words ‘topos’ meaning ‘place’ and ‘graphia’ to write. In essence
AAI Student Competition 2018/19 – Exhibition
AAI Second Year Competition 2018/2019 Date: 14 November Time: 19.00 Location: Irish Architecture Foundation, 15 Bachelor’s Walk, Dublin 1 In conjunction with the Building Material launch, we will be exhibiting the winning and shortlisted entries to this years 2nd Year
AAI Student Competition 2018/19 – Exhibition
AAI Second Year Competition 2018/2019 Date: 14 November Time: 19.00 Location: Irish Architecture Foundation, 15 Bachelor’s Walk, Dublin 1 In conjunction with the Building Material launch, we will be exhibiting the winning and shortlisted entries to this years 2nd Year
AAI News: Building Material 22 Public
Date: 14 November Time: 19.00 Location: Irish Architecture Foundation, 15 Bachelor’s Walk, Dublin 1 Building Material is an annual architecture journal, joint published by the Architectural Association of Ireland (AAI), the All-Ireland Architecture Research Group (AIARG), and the Irish Architecture
AAI News: Building Material 22 Public
Date: 14 November Time: 19.00 Location: Irish Architecture Foundation, 15 Bachelor’s Walk, Dublin 1 Building Material is an annual architecture journal, joint published by the Architectural Association of Ireland (AAI), the All-Ireland Architecture Research Group (AIARG), and the Irish Architecture
#Architober 2019
We would like to extend an invitation to you this Architober: 3 October – Studio Muoto, 7pm, JM Synge Theatre, Trinity College 10 October – Sean Griffiths, 7pm Robert Emmet Theatre, Trinity College 24 October – Traumnovelle, 7pm, Irish Architectural
#Architober 2019
We would like to extend an invitation to you this Architober: 3 October – Studio Muoto, 7pm, JM Synge Theatre, Trinity College 10 October – Sean Griffiths, 7pm Robert Emmet Theatre, Trinity College 24 October – Traumnovelle, 7pm, Irish Architectural
Lecture: Johansen Skovsted Arkitekter
Thursday 7 November at 7pm Robert Emmet Theatre, Trinity College Arts Block Johansen Skovsted Arkitekter was founded in 2014 by the two architects, Søren Johansen (b.1981) and Sebastian Skovsted (b.1982). The office seeks to bridge the gap between contemporary building processes
Lecture: Johansen Skovsted Arkitekter
Thursday 7 November at 7pm Robert Emmet Theatre, Trinity College Arts Block Johansen Skovsted Arkitekter was founded in 2014 by the two architects, Søren Johansen (b.1981) and Sebastian Skovsted (b.1982). The office seeks to bridge the gap between contemporary building processes
Lecture: Traumnovelle
Thursday 24 October at 7pm Irish Architectural Archive Traumnovelle is a militant faction founded by three Belgian architects: Léone Drapeaud, Manuel León Fanjul and Johnny Leya. Traumnovelle uses architecture and fiction as analytical, critical and subversive tools to emphasize contemporary
Lecture: Traumnovelle
Thursday 24 October at 7pm Irish Architectural Archive Traumnovelle is a militant faction founded by three Belgian architects: Léone Drapeaud, Manuel León Fanjul and Johnny Leya. Traumnovelle uses architecture and fiction as analytical, critical and subversive tools to emphasize contemporary
Lecture: Sean Griffiths
Thursday 10 October at 7pm Robert Emmet Theatre, Trinity College “Architecture of Happy Nihilism” In a career spanning 30 years, Sean Griffiths has practiced as an architect, artist and academic. He has also published writings on architecture in books, magazines and
Lecture: Sean Griffiths
Thursday 10 October at 7pm Robert Emmet Theatre, Trinity College “Architecture of Happy Nihilism” In a career spanning 30 years, Sean Griffiths has practiced as an architect, artist and academic. He has also published writings on architecture in books, magazines and