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Future Heritage: Architecture steps onto Ireland's cultural mainstage this autumn
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.
Sapphire Balconies’ off-site solution delivers ahead of schedule at One Lime Street
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.
Vision Rising
Architecture is a mirror to society’s ambitions, and this week’s news captures a sector defining scale and purpose in remarkable ways.
Building of Karabakh architecture office in Khankandi to be ready in early 2027
The new building of the Karabakh Regional Main Department of Architecture and Urban Planning under the State Committee for Urban Planning and Architecture of Azerbaijan in Khankandi will be a three-story structure, Report informs, citing the committee.
Architects fill need for middle housing in Portland
Two middle housing buildings are being constructed two blocks apart on Division Street in Portland. The projects, E and Hutch, are designed by a small firm made up of two experts in multifamily housing.
Lee Ivett appointed head of London School of Architecture
Lee Ivett has been named the new head of school at the London School of Architecture (LSA), now part of the University of the Built Environment (UBE).
County's tallest building proposed in £40m plan
Plans have been unveiled to build a 30-storey tower block in Preston city centre that would become the tallest building in Lancashire.
Trump Orders New Federal Buildings to Be Built in Ancient Greek and Roman Style
US President Donald Trump ordered all new federal buildings to be built in ancient Greek and Roman architecture style “to visually connect our contemporary Republic with the antecedents of democracy.”
Qatar is Building the World’s Biggest 3D-Printed Schools
Qatar has set a new global benchmark in construction by starting work on the world’s largest 3D-printed building project, two futuristic public schools, each spanning 20,000 m², for a combined 40,000 m². In terms of scale, the schools are nearly 40 times bigger than the largest 3D-printed structure built until now.
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