Irish Architectural News - June 2000 Archives

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Architecture News June 2000

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June 01: Bold design appears to defy Gravity
June 01: Irish Pavilion strikes a perfect balance
June 04: Traffic flow to be big issue for proposed docklands bridge
June 06: Tallaght Luas line to end at Connolly
June 11: Ł3.5 million later the show returns to the Project Arts centre
June 11: Density and design cited as crucial to proper planning
June 11: Communities seek inquiry into docklands bridge
June 13: Docklands bridge thrown into doubt
June 15: Elegant entrance to city is scarred by congestion
June 15: Spire likely to light up Dublin next year
June 15: New journal seeks architectural debate
June 20: Blackrock College pupil campaigns to save hall
June 21: Sites for high rise buildings outlined
June 22: The old sod plays its part at the Venice Biennale
June 22: Engineers want dispersed development
June 22: Victorian classic reborn in RDS
June 25: Still battling to save Ireland
June 29: From urban infill to castle restoration
June 29: Suitable high-rise areas identified
June 29: National Museum acquires Eileen Gray collection
June 29: Luas plans threaten slick transformation
June 30: Irish bridge: no troubled waters
June 30: Revamp for Ha'penny bridge
June 30: Stage set for all-new Ł50m Abbey Theatre
June 30: Minister backs Ł50m scheme to redevelop Abbey Theatre

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