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BELL TOWERS, BRIDGES, university buildings and even some home extensions are among the structures which have made the shortlist for this year’s Irish Architecture Awards.
To be eligible to enter, the project must have been certified as “practically complete” during the calendar year of 2011. Given the length of time it takes to finish major architectural work, many of the buildings give us a Celtic Tiger flashback (see: Wexford County Council Headquarters).
There are a total of 34 projects shortlisted by the Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland (RIAI) for the fifth annual awards and the public can now vote online for their favourite building from the following:
Ard na Sidhe Hotel, County Kerry
Back Yard, Dublin 8
Bell Tower at Saint Patrick's Church, Ballina
Bricolage and Weathering, Dublin 8
Butterfly House, Leitrim
Central Park Bridge London 2012
Coolamber House, Dublin
Cottage Cubed, Wicklow
Dublin Dental Hospital
Elkwood, Dublin
Engineering Building, NUI Galway
Extension in Glasnevin
Fortfield, Dublin
Fota Enclosed Frameyard and Glasshouses Restoration
Garden Kitchen
House at Bogwest
House on Mount Anville
Lispopple
Lyric Theatre Belfast
Monaghan Courthouse
Old House/New House, Galway
Portobello, Dublin
Scoil Mhuire, Dublin 12
Sean Treacy House, Dublin 1
St Vincent's Private Hospital
Teach Bhaile Eamoinn, Carlow
The Lir Academy, Dublin 2
The Metals Project, Dun Laoighaire
The Shack, Howth
Tropical Biome, Leipzig
Wexford County Council Headquarters
Wexford County Council Meeting Room
Wood Quay Venue, Dublin 8
This year’s awards received 120 entries across 16 categories, including best commercial/retail building, best conservation/restoration project, best cultural building, best International and best emerging practice. The winners will be announced and presented with their awards on Thursday, 21 June in the nominated Woodquay Venue.
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