Hugh Wallace: All I want for Christmas is to change the way we deliver housing
The time for moaning is over. We must shake things up to bring an end to our housing crisis
Hugh Wallace: The time is right to reclaim land in Dublin Bay for new homes
Reclaiming land between Clontarf and Sandymount Strand could create a valuable land bank for high-density – not high-rise – housing
Hugh Wallace: Living over the shop can give a new lease of life to our cities
A seismic shift in building regulations is needed to make good use of the empty upper floors on our high streets
Hugh Wallace: Here’s how to bring Ireland’s soulless buildings back to life
Why do many apartment blocks include empty shops? We’ve misunderstood how to make buildings foster community
Hugh Wallace: We once had the Million Pound Scheme. Time to get our ambition back and plan homes for all
When it comes to housing its people, the State has all the financial firepower it needs, plus a plethora of delivery mechanisms
As an architect, I am dumbfounded by the vagaries of Ireland’s planning system
From the late 1920s to the 1950s, the State was able to deliver housing and infrastructure for the common good