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Projects selected for Exhibition - RIAI Awards 2022
The RIAI Architecture Awards acknowledge achievements in Architecture and celebrate the quality of work carried out by RIAI Members and the contribution Registered Architects make to the built environment.
RIAI President Charlotte Sheridan presented the Winners of the 2022 RIAI Awards at a ceremony held in MoLI, Museum of Literature Ireland, on 23 June 2022. The President also announced Highly Commended and Commended projects. This year’s shortlisted entrants were located the length and breadth of the country in Carlow, Cork, Donegal, Dublin, Wicklow, Kilkenny, Meath and Westmeath, as well as internationally in London and Liverpool, UK, and Chicago, USA.
A video of the Award Winners, Highly Commended and Commended projects is available here.
The Jury members for the RIAI Irish Architecture Awards 2022 were: Sinead Hughes, Chair;
Distinguished Guest Juror, Christine Sisk, Director Culture Ireland; Paul Kearney; Hanna Kickham;
Laurence Lord; Graham O’Sullivan; Alexandra Pickerill; Fionnuala Rogerson; and Nicola Ryan.
There were also specialist juries for Universal Design, Urban Design and Master Planning, and Sustainability.
The RIAI Awards Jury also selected 29 projects for Exhibition. The results are shown below.

A Modern Courtyard Villa, Blackrock.
Architect: John Feely Architects
Client: Private

Architecture as Exhibition
Architect: dePaor
Client: Irish Architecture Foundation

Beaumont Lodge
Architect: Darragh Breathnach (DUA)
Client: Private

Bishops Vale Farm
Architect: Aughey O'Flaherty Architects
Client: Private

Cashel Palace Hotel, Co. Tipperary
Architect: Consarc Design Group Ltd.
Client: Trevester Unlimited Company

Claremont Park
Architect: Robert Bourke Architects
Client: Private
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Clontarf Road
Architect: Architectural Farm
Client: Private

Coastal room
Architect: nineteeneighty studio
Client: Private

Delgany House
Architect: Culligan Architects
Client: Private

Ellens House
Architect: Jack O Kelly Architect
Client: Private

Fitzgibbon Street Garda Station
Architect: The Office of Public Works
Client: Department of Justice, An Garda SĂochána

Foxes Grove
Architect: Darragh Breathnach (DUA)
Client: Private

Gatekeeper’s Cottage, Kylemore Abbey
Architect: Axo Architects
Client: Private
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Grafton Way Building - University College London Hospital
Architect: Scott Tallon Walker Architects in association with Edward Williams Architects
Client: University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

Guidewire.One Stemple Exchange
Architect: Coady Architects
Client: Guidewire Software

House in the Woods
Architect: Tierney Haines Architects
Client: Private

Lookout House
Architect: John Monahan Architect & NOJI Architects
Client: Private

Mews 41
Architect: McCullough Mulvin Architects
Client: Private

Moot Court at NUI Galway
Architect: Axo Architects
Client: NUI Galway

No 2 South Dock Street
Architect: Saul Design
Client: Jones Investment

OisrĂ
Architect: MacGabhann Architects
Client: Private

Premier Inn, South Great George’s Street
Architect: McCauley Daye O'Connell Architects
Client: Greenleaf Group / Warren Private

Residential conversion of commercial unit at Isolde’s Tower
Architect: MV Cullinan Architects
Client: Michael Cullinan

St. Patrick’s Church, Monkstown
Architect: Deaton Lysaght Architects
Client: St. Patrick's Church Parish.

The Residence, 94 St Stephen’s Green, Dublin 2
Architect: Shay Cleary Architects
Client: Kennedy Wilson

The Treathouse
Architect: Sketch
Client: NobĂł

University Hospital Waterford - New Mortuary & Post-Mortem Building,
Architect: C.J. Falconer & Associates
Client: Health Service Executive (HSE)

Wicklow Library and Archive
Architect: O Connell Mahon Architects
Client: Wicklow County Council

WoodWorks
Architect: Robert Bourke
Client: Private