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Architecture News April 2006

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April 03: Third terminal in new plan for Dublin airport
April 03: The Emerald Isle Is Getting Greener
April 03: Cost-conscious consumers go for eco-houses
April 05: Fatima Mansions scheme gets go-ahead
April 05: Winners of Scalaheen Architectural Design Ideas Competition Announced
April 08: The green house effect
April 10: Inspiring €4.8m landmark finds place with people
April 10: RIAI Architects Charges for Domestic Work
April 10: Friends of the Earth campaign to 'demystify planning' in Northern Ireland
April 12: Eyre Square to reopen tomorrow
April 12: Could Bank of Ireland's headquarters be listed?
April 13: €2.6bn plan for cultural 'SoHo' quarter in Liberties
April 13: Architects from Paris, Canada for festival
April 13: 'Wind, wave - or we'll go nuclear'
April 16: Fourth architecture course launched in Cork
April 16: Samuel Beckett Bridge to open in 2008
April 16: Frank Gehry Symposium @ MCAC in Portadown
April 18: New National Concert Hall to be built on Earlsfort Terrace
April 20: Tower near Hopstore opposed
April 20: Dublin's 'crisp, serene' public buildings
April 21: Key to the future in doorways of the past
April 25: Architect consultation to aid homeless
April 25: Proposals would make GPO 'monument to the Rising'
April 25: Restored 'follies' will beat the band
April 26: €700m Cork quayside plan could include huge venue
April 27: Opening the door to the world of architecture
April 28: Work to begin on site of €800m 'Point Village'
April 28: The mini- metropolis: plans for Dundalk and Newry
April 30: God is in the details

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