Grafton Architects have just won the 2020 Royal Gold Medal, but are ineligible to tender for many major projects at home

More than 100 architecturally significant city buildings open their doors this weekend

Tom de Paor’s extension to a 1940s semi is one of Open House Dublin’s hottest tickets

The lost theatres of Dublin revealed

Using local materials and skills are key to vernacular homes and have much to teach us about creating a more sustainable future for our planet

More than 80 buildings are on view, but here are our top 10 must-see destinations

Winy Maas will share his wisdom and insights at free expo in Dublin Castle

The architectural duo Dan Wood and Amale Andraos are rethinking ordinary life

New ‘Public Age’ competition calls for ideas on how to make city living better for everyone

Five architects participating in this year’s Open House series select the buildings that they believe have had the biggest public impact

For Yvonne Farrell and Shelly McNamara of Grafton Architects, good design is about making a community

As IMMA’s courtyard is turned into a model village, a new project explores the lives of female teenagers in 1916 and today

The Irish Architecture Foundation’s new HQ on Bachelors Walk includes a small auditorium where new ideas can take shape

Open House Dublin opens door to Airbnb site in a once derelict waterside warehouse

For Ireland’s first appearance at the Venice Biennale of Architecture the young designer built a pavilion from 40,000 peat briquettes. It was part stage set, part retreat

For those interested in thinking and learning about architecture and its history, the next few weeks promise to be exciting

Park will cater for skaters, BMXers, dog walkers, joggers and strollers

An engaging and insightful new book celebrates the Irish building designs of McCullough Mulvin Architects. The Spanish publishers joined the design team on a roadtrip around Ireland to visit and chronicle their signature works

Design practices in Dublin, New York, Amsterdam and London in the running

Nigerian architect Kunlé Adeyemi has combined his knowledge of global and tropical design to address urbanisation and climate change

Irish labour’s role in building great world cities is ‘hidden story of the Irish diaspora’

Turner prize-nominated collective, Assemble, is a mix of architecture and public art. Now its co-founder joins a judging panel for a Ballyfermot playground

Five shortlisted entries for Imagine the Future competition go online

Competition to celebrate second year of ‘The Irish Times’ Downstairs Dublin

Footage from construction sites to dancehalls explores how the Irish helped shape the city, physically and socially, since the 1940s

London-based Carmody Groarke architects is forging a reputation for innovation by collaborating on short-term builds and art projects. This in turn is inspiring more adventurous long-term projects

9/9a Aungier Street pre-dates development of Georgian Dublin

Alternative ways for start-ups to get the investment they need to prosper

Irish Architecture Foundation announces details of Dublin ‘Open House’ in October

Architects bring design skills to Transition Year students learning about home, school and community

No elaborate models, no flashy images of skyscrapers – a show at Imma encourages us to look at how architecture affects our day-to-day lives

Open House weekend is a chance to check out some of the city’s best-loved or seldom seen architecture, with the added insight of an architect, steward or owner