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RIAI Conference 2019 - Climate Change, Housing, Placemaking

The Conference takes place on Friday 4 and Saturday 5 October in the RDS and an impressive line-up of international and national speakers will discuss the themes of Climate Change, Housing, Placemaking read more »

RIAI Conference 2019 – Climate Change | Housing | Placemaking - 4 & 5 October

The programme for the RIAI Conference 2019 is now Live read more »

Creating Places for People: RIAI Town and Village Toolkit

The RIAI Town and Village Toolkit has been developed by the RIAI and the RIAI Urban Design Committee in response to requests to provide expert advice for people to assess the quality of the towns and villages where they live, work or have responsibility. read more »

‘Learning from Towns’ with Floris Alkemade, Chief Government Architect of the Netherlands

Floris Alkemade will discuss ‘Learning from Towns’ in a special session, chaired by the Irish Free Market Team. As Chief Government Architect of the Netherlands he is responsible for the architectural quality of central government buildings. The Chief Government Architect can also take the initiative to advise the government on any given architectural, urban or landscape issue that he considers to be important. The Chief Government Architect is also chairman of the Board of Government Advisors, which advises the government on spatial quality. read more »

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Cities for People – Danish Architect Jan Gehl Speaks at the RIAI Conference 2019

Renowned Danish Architect, Professor and Urbanist, Jan Gehl, will address the RIAI Annual Conference on Friday 4 October. read more »

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See Award-winning Architecture at the RIAI – Until 20 September

The RIAI is hosting an exhibition of the 2019 RIAI Award Winners as well as entries selected for Exhibition in the RIAI Architecture Centre, 8 Merrion Square, Dublin 2. The exhibition will remain open until Friday 20 September, which is also Culture Night Dublin. Opening times are Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm. read more »

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RIAI Priorities for Budget 2020 include Housing, Environment and Better Use of Public Funds

Budget 2020 is an opportunity for Government to implement policies to address a number of interlocking short, medium and long term economic and social issues facing Ireland. The RIAI has put forward a number of measures which we believe can contribute in practical and effective ways to the challenges we face at a time of international uncertainty and increased pressure on our existing infrastructure and housing stock. read more »

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Architect Jo McCafferty discusses Innovative Housing Solutions at the RIAI Conference

Jo McCafferty a Director with Levitt Bernstein Architects, and co-author of The Housing Design Handbook, will discuss innovative housing solutions on Friday 4 October. Jo McCafferty joins a fantastic line-up of speakers which includes Jan Gahl, Monica von Schmalensee and Lorcan O'Herlihy read more »

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Booking opens for the RIAI Annual Conference 2019 – Climate Change | Housing | Placemaking

Join us for two days of topical talks and discussions as well as an opportunity to network and visit the Architecture and Building Expo, which runs alongside the RIAI Annual Conference. read more »

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Lorcan O’Herlihy delivers keynote on ‘Social Occupation’ at the RIAI Conference, 4 October

Lorcan will speak on the theme of ‘Social Occupation’, saying “as architects, we have a responsibility to cities and the people who occupy them”. His presentation will highlight the idea that architecture is a social act – a tool for engaging in politics, economics, aesthetics, and smart growth. As global cities become denser and the need for housing greater, it is more critical than ever to design spaces that promote equity, human interaction, and cultural evolution. read more »

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