Irish Architectural News - November 2005 Archives

November 01: Support for law to register architects
November 01: Queen's granted planning for Ł44m library
November 02: Awards highlight builder-architect relationships
November 02: Opus Architecture and Construction Awards
November 03: Architecture contest where judges take a look
November 05: Dublin's future as a high-rise city discounted
November 05: HEAD FOR HEIGHTS: the upward trend of Ireland's tall buildings
November 07: Demolition of Dublin's fish market to begin today
November 10: O'Donnell + Tuomey Architects win RIAI Gold
November 10: Little to show for year as European Capital of Culture
November 10: AAI Awards 2006 Launched
November 11: Future of the thatched roof 'in danger'
November 11: School wins gold medal for 'uplifting effect'
November 12: Garden and Landscape Designers Association 10th Annual Seminar
November 16: The conference centre hasn't docked yet . . . many obstacles ahead for €400m plan
November 16: National Gallery growth is waiting in the wings
November 17: 'Cork in midst of one of the most exciting phases of its history'
November 22: Westmeath Architect in Schools Programme 2006
November 23: Docklands white elephant set to fly as indoor market
November 23: Report says Moore St HQ for 1916 Rising should be protected
November 24: Revamp on the cards for Garden of Remembrance
November 24: Cork: a city I've always liked a lot
November 24: Go-ahead for Ice House conversion
November 25: Bord Pleanála gets more planning staff
November 25: Concert hall seeking €145m expansion
November 26: Council talks on new town

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