IAF is looking for a Programme Coordinator to help us deliver this year’s Open House Dublin. So, if you are familiar with the Open House concept, have an interest in architecture and the built environment, and have experience in project … Continue reading →

The Irish Architecture Foundation has published a number of books relating to architecture and the built environment. See below for more information on each publication. OF Of is a book written by Tom dePaor and Peter Maybury, two of the … Continue reading →

A collection of models of architectural projects by Eileen Gray were donated to the Irish Architecture Foundation by Professor Caroline Constant in memory of Kevin Kieran in 2006. Kevin Kieran was an architect, distinguished academic and former consultant to the … Continue reading →

Architecture Tours Ireland is a joint initiative by the IAF and the RIAI which provides lively and informative walking tours of Dublin’s built environment and matches similar initiatives across the world where other cities champion their architecture through such tours. … Continue reading →

Irish Architecture Foundation is delighted to announce that SET, the overall winner of our Archizines competition, launched its first issue at the Irish Film Institute on Monday, 11th March. SET is a new quarterly publication concerned with the relationship between … Continue reading →

IAF is looking for a Public Programmes Assistant to help us deliver our 2013 programme including Open House Dublin. If you are familiar with the Irish Architecture Foundation, have an interest in architecture and the built environment, enjoy working with … Continue reading →

Irish Architecture Foundation is pleased to announce the winner of the Archizines competition. SET is a new zine by the Set Collective that will examine the relationship between architecture and cinema. Edited by Jamie Young, Graduate of UCD School of … Continue reading →

The Irish Architecture Foundation launched a design competition in partnership with NCAD and sponsored by Plus Print. Teams from art, architecture, graphic design and curating were invited to develop a prototype archizine during an 8-week period. The winning prototype will … Continue reading →