3 insights companies can take from the 2025 Building & Architect of the Year Awards winner
The 2025 Building & Architect of the Year Awards highlighted projects that are redefining what success looks like in construction and architecture.
Plantec and ID Architects join forces to accelerate asia-pacific expansion
Tokyo-based Plantec has signed a strategic partnership with Singapore’s ID Architects, combining shared philosophies on solving management challenges through architecture.
Restoration breathes new life into historic Black business hub in Alabama
A landmark of African American enterprise and resilience is set for revival as restoration begins on the Prince Hall Masonic Temple in Birmingham’s Civil Rights District.
Global architect sets sights on Middle East’s design frontier
Award-winning architect Mark Zeff, whose career spans continents and decades, is turning his attention to the Middle East’s fast-evolving architectural landscape. Impressed by the region’s ambition and appetite for innovation, Zeff sees a unique opportunity to contribute to developments that blend global sophistication with forward-thinking urban living.
Bamboo-powered ecotourism hub opens in Cavite, Philippines
Kaway’an EcoPark, now open in General Trias, Cavite, showcases a large-scale fusion of organic architecture, sustainable materials, and community-led tourism.
Ireland pushes timber innovation to power sustainable building future
A new government-backed report is setting the agenda for integrating locally sourced timber into Ireland’s construction sector, with targeted R&D aimed at expanding timber frame housing and introducing mass timber in taller buildings.
Community-led vision drives plans for new St Mary’s Church
Gaoth Dobhair is channelling collective energy into the rebuild of St Mary’s Church after an Easter Monday fire left it gutted.
ACP blocks €100m St Stephen's Green Shopping Centre redevelopment
An Coimisiún Pleanála has refused permission for a major €100m revamp of Dublin’s St Stephen's Green Shopping Centre, citing poor design quality and failure to meet urban and architectural standards.
Avove expands into Northern Ireland with Jacopa Ireland acquisition
UK infrastructure services firm Avove has acquired Jacopa’s Irish operations, marking its entry into Northern Ireland.
€5.2m Kildare housing scheme refused planning permission
Athy’s proposed 32-home development by Sayvale Limited has been rejected by planners.
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