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We are excited to announce that our two housing-themed exhibitions and public programme at the Science Gallery Dublin have been extended until 17 February 2023.

Hear directly from young people who participated in Architects in Schools 2021/22 in this short film.

"There is a forest in my backyard but my house is built from trees grown far away" at Solstice Arts Centre, 29 January-25 March

It's Open House Dublin 2021 this weekend (15-17 October) - the IAF's showcase festival of architecture in the capital city!

The inaugural Emerging Architecture Writers programme was initiated in 2021, and developed alongside Momentum. The aim of the programme is to foster a new generation of voices around reviewing architecture and architecture exhibitions.

Commissioned by the IAF, the review of plattenbaustudio's installation was written by Róisín Cahill who took part in our inaugural Emerging Architecture Writers (EAW) programme, run alongside Momentum.

Commissioned by the IAF, the review of Noreile Breen's installation was written by Colm Ó Murchú who took part in our inaugural Emerging Architecture Writers (EAW) programme, run alongside Momentum.

Commissioned by the IAF, the review of Tom O'Brien's installation was written by Alex Curtis who took part in our inaugural Emerging Architecture Writers (EAW) programme, run alongside Momentum.

A project on the exterior of VISUAL by architects Emmett Scanlon, Jeffrey Bolhuis and Laurence Lord (AP+E)

Calling all Architects & Architectural Graduates – Applications for 2021/22 are now open!

Irish Architecture Foundation welcomes visitors with work by award-winning Irish emerging architects

'Open the door to heritage' was the call from the Heritage Council at this year's launch of National Heritage Week 2021.

Exploring the impact of minimal home sizes and housing policies on the lives of communities and artists.

The Wood Works exhibition will open at Solstice Art Centre in March 2021.

As part of Project 20x20 we are delighted to share a series of short interviews with the curators and each of the 16 architects or architectural teams from Close Encounter.

The 2019 - 2020 cycle of the Architects in Schools initiative is now completed in 28 schools nationally.

Irish Architectural Archive
February 18th – 29th, 2020
Tues - Mon, 10am – 5pm

Watch this year's NASI exhibition video here...

Temple Bar Galleries & Studios current exhibition is a must for fans of form.

The IAF, The Glucksman and the National Sculpture Factory present Curating Architecture a public conference in Cork, Ireland.

Following from the success of the 16th International Architecture Exhibition-La Biennale di Venezia 2018, we are proud to be producing the tour of Close Encounter.

The Irish Georgian Society are celebrating the completion of the City Assembly House conservation project with a public exhibition and a series of talks and tours for the public to engage with this summer.

UCD Architecture students have been exploring gender and architecture through events, conversations, readings and an upcoming exhibition

We're looking for volunteers for the exhibition McCullough Mulvin Orange

Yvonne Farrell and Shelley McNamara, curators of the International Architecture Biennale at Venice, have announced the 2018 theme.

UCD Architecture will launch the third and latest iteration of the Rising Home.

Dublin-based Grafton Architects, have been named as curators for the 2018 edition of the Venice Architecture Biennale.

A major project showcasing the work of nine emerging Irish architecture practices, as part of the 2015 London Festival of Architecture.

SET Collective, 2Ha and A4 were selected to take part in the Archizines touring exhibition, curated by Elias Redstone.

Both 2ha journal and Set Collective will feature in the international Archizines exhibition world tour.

The book, designed by Conor & David, was published by the Irish Architecture Foundation and UCD to accompany the International Architecture Exhibition in Venice in 2008

of de Blacam and Meagher was Ireland’s exhibition at the 12th International Architecture Exhibition, held during autumn 2010 in Venice.

We kicked off its new education programme in late 2009 with A Space for Learning, a design competition to challenge current thinking on school design, where architects collaborate with the end-users of educational spaces - the students.

This exhibition proceeds from the modest proposition that the designed spaces which architects produce play a crucial role in supporting, shaping and framing our lives.