Where did all the small things go? Contemporary street lamps are plain, the little cast-iron shamrocks and curlicues adorning their older relat(...)

A hundred years old today, Grand Central Terminal has absorbed a century’s humanity For many New Yorkers, it was the photographs of an evacuated Grand(...)

Ever since James Joyce opened Dublin’s first purpose-built cinema, The Volta on Mary Street in 1909, Ireland has had a love affair with the movies. Th(...)

Competition:The inaugural Ireland’s Young Collectors Competition was remarkable on account of the huge level of interest it attracted, and for the qu(...)

To celebrate Design Week, which starts on November 5th, the Malthouse Design Centre, at 537 NCR, Dublin 1, presents Living With Design, an exhibition (...)

The 13th Venice International Architecture Biennale showed that anything is possible, as far as Irish architecture is concerned, with Grafton Architec(...)

RUSSBOROUGH HOUSE: What is it?Russborough House, near Blessington in Co Wicklow, is one of the finest Palladian country houses in Ireland. The former(...)

(...) consulting, planning, engineering, architecture, design and construction field services. The firm did not pay(...)

The Shard is designed to be an iconic landmark on London’s skyline but the Qatari-funded building is finding it hard to make friends EDWARD JONES, the(...)

PATRICK SUTTON USES ONE phrase so frequently, a precisely worded sentence balanced somewhere between a mission statement and a sales pitch, that it re(...)