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RIAI Travelling Scholarship 2009/2010
Posted: Monday, May 31, 2010
The theme for this year’s Travelling Scholarship Award was Building in the Landscape. Many of the schemes met the challenge of this theme head-on with well considered proposals for building in a sensitive rural location.
This brief is the first of a three-part exploration of the competition:
- Rural 2010
- Suburban 2011
- Urban 2012
There were a total of 70 entries received for the Rural 2010 from three Schools of Architecture, Dublin Institute of Technology, University College Dublin and Waterford Institute of Technology.
The assessment of entries took place on the 19th April 2010. The presentation of Winner’s Medal, Certificates for Highly Commended and opening of Exhibition took place on 18th May 2010 in the Ballymun Civic Centre, Ballymun Road, Dublin 11. The Ballymun Civic Centre was an exciting venue and a great success.
The Exhibition is held in the Atrium, Ballymun Civic Centre and is open to all until 4th June 2010.
The Jury were as follows:
Gary Mongey (Convenor) MRIAI
Stephen Gallagher, MRIBA
Shane Mc Enroe, MRIAI
Rory Murphy, MRIAI
The Winner of the Travelling Scholarship Medal was Breffni Greene.
(Martin Donnelly, Chairperson, Board of Architectural Education and Breffni Greene Winner, Travelling scholarship 2009/2010)
The following were Highly Commended:
Thomas Comerford
Raukura Turei
Ger Brennan
Sean Kehoe
Stephen Murphy
Paul O’Brien
Leanne Martin
Brian Casey
The following were also selected for Exhibition:
Wendy S. Adams
Sean Attley
Jonathan Buckley
Conor Coughlan
Aisling Flanagan
Paul Geoghegan
Dualta Mc Cormac Jones
Conchuir O’Hargain
Adrian Kelly
Uldis Krautmanis
John Crowley
The Medal and Certificates were presented by Martin Donnelly, Chairperson, Board of Architectural Education. Gary Mongey, Convenor, gave a short talk on the Assessor’s Report.
The RIAI would like to thank Gary Mongey and the Jury. The RIAI would also like to thank Anne Lynch, MRIAI, Architect's Department, Dublin City Council and Joanne O’Hagan, Communications Officer, Dublin City Council for all their help in organising the hire of the Council Rooms and Exhibition area.