The critical culture of Irish architecture, so painstakingly developed over the last half century, is now under threat of starvation
Irish architecture evinces a proud vernacular tradition, yet a great deal of cross pollination has been at play, translating and transmuting external influences
The Arklow wastewater treatment plant in Ireland, designed by Clancy Moore, is an act of public service
The transformation of the old baths reconnects the town of Dún Laoghaire to the Irish Sea
