The RIAI is asking Registered Architects to join us for the 20th Anniversary of RIAI Simon Open Door

The RIAI is asking Registered Architects to join us for the 20th Anniversary of RIAI Simon Open Door

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RIAI Simon Open Door 2024 is taking place from 8-15 April. Register now to help us tackle homelessness.
RIAI Simon Open Door 2024 is taking place from 8-15 April. Register now to help us tackle homelessness.
RIAI Simon Open Door 2024 is taking place from 8-15 April. Register now to help us tackle homelessness.
“Architecture is an invaluable gift to society”, Michael D. Higgins, President of Ireland

“Architecture is an invaluable gift to society”, Michael D. Higgins, President of Ireland

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RIAI Gold Medal 2010-2012, The Lyric Theatre by O Donnell + Tuomey. Photo Dennis Gilbert
RIAI Gold Medal 2010-2012, The Lyric Theatre by O Donnell + Tuomey. Photo Dennis Gilbert
RIAI Gold Medal 2010-2012, The Lyric Theatre by O Donnell + Tuomey. Photo Dennis Gilbert
The RIAI works to inspire excellence in Architecture

The RIAI works to inspire excellence in Architecture

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RIAI Architecture Awards 2023, Beyond the Trees: Avondale House & Forest Park in County Wicklow by van Dijk Architects and Stöger + Kölbl Architekten. Photo Shane Walsh
RIAI Architecture Awards 2023, Beyond the Trees: Avondale House & Forest Park in County Wicklow by van Dijk Architects and Stöger + Kölbl Architekten. Photo Shane Walsh
RIAI Architecture Awards 2023, Beyond the Trees: Avondale House & Forest Park in County Wicklow by van Dijk Architects and Stöger + Kölbl Architekten. Photo Shane Walsh
The RIAI works to inspire excellence in Architecture

The RIAI works to inspire excellence in Architecture

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RIAI Architecture Awards 2023, Printing House Square by McCullough Mulvin Architects and O’Mahony Pike Architects. Photo Ros Kavanagh
RIAI Architecture Awards 2023, Printing House Square by McCullough Mulvin Architects and O’Mahony Pike Architects. Photo Ros Kavanagh
RIAI Architecture Awards 2023, Printing House Square by McCullough Mulvin Architects and O’Mahony Pike Architects. Photo Ros Kavanagh
The RIAI is asking Registered Architects to join us for the 20th Anniversary of RIAI Simon Open Door

The RIAI is asking Registered Architects to join us for the 20th Anniversary of RIAI Simon Open Door

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RIAI Simon Open Door 2024 is taking place from 8-15 April. Register now to help us tackle homelessness.
RIAI Simon Open Door 2024 is taking place from 8-15 April. Register now to help us tackle homelessness.
RIAI Simon Open Door 2024 is taking place from 8-15 April. Register now to help us tackle homelessness.
The RIAI works to inspire excellence in Architecture

The RIAI works to inspire excellence in Architecture

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RIAI Architecture Awards 2023, International Rugby Experience in Limerick by Niall McLaughlin Architects. Photo Nick Kane
RIAI Architecture Awards 2023, International Rugby Experience in Limerick by Niall McLaughlin Architects. Photo Nick Kane
RIAI Architecture Awards 2023, International Rugby Experience in Limerick by Niall McLaughlin Architects. Photo Nick Kane
The RIAI works to inspire excellence in Architecture

The RIAI works to inspire excellence in Architecture

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RIAI Architecture Awards 2023, An Tuí by Karen Brownlee Architects. Photo Aisling McCoy
RIAI Architecture Awards 2023, An Tuí by Karen Brownlee Architects. Photo Aisling McCoy
RIAI Architecture Awards 2023, An Tuí by Karen Brownlee Architects. Photo Aisling McCoy
The RIAI works to inspire excellence in Architecture

The RIAI works to inspire excellence in Architecture

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RIAI Architecture Awards 2023, ESB Headquarters by Grafton Architects and O Mahony Pike Architects. Photo Alice Clancy
RIAI Architecture Awards 2023, ESB Headquarters by Grafton Architects and O Mahony Pike Architects. Photo Alice Clancy
RIAI Architecture Awards 2023, ESB Headquarters by Grafton Architects and O Mahony Pike Architects. Photo Alice Clancy

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