2023 Programme Announcement Community Placemaking Reimagine Seminar Tours
New Life for Old Buildings
20.01.23
Are you in the process of bringing a vacant property back into use? Join a new peer network to share learning and experience.
20.01.23
Are you in the process of bringing a vacant property back into use? Join a new peer network to share learning and experience.
13.12.22
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.
17.10.22
The Reimagine Workers’ Villages exhibition is a celebration of the work and legacy of architect Frank Gibney and of the communities that were created through his innovative Bord na Móna villages.
22.09.21
Our September café will focus on Meanwhile Use Spaces, a way of creating a temporary use for a place until a longer plan is in place.
06.09.21
This edition of Reimagine Sessions, entitled 'Bring Back Main Street' focuses on the centre of towns, areas that currently face major challenges as we undergo a shift in how we shop, work, travel and live.
29.06.21
We were delighted to hear that our Reimagine project had been selected inclusion in this year's 100 Archive - thanks & congratulations to our brilliant design team at Unthink!
20.05.21
Greening Interventions in Public Space
11.03.21
The Irish Architecture Foundation has launched an open call for communities around Ireland to apply to their Reimagine placemaking programme.
17.08.20
The IAF is pleased to offer a series of free online masterclasses in placemaking this September.
14.02.20
The Walks in Loughrea set for an environmentally focused architectural installation.
29.11.19
The IAF would like to announce this competition has been extended, submissions now due Friday 13th December
16.08.19
After an open call to design an intervention for Tallaght's Chamber Square, we are announcing the winners...
16.08.19
Repurposing disused buildings, a revamped town square and a new cultural corridor are just three of the six projects part of a community-led architecture and design programme, ‘Reimagine…’
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