Join leading voices in architecture, planning and development for a one-day event in Dublin on 24th September exploring sustainable growth, policy, and design innovation in Irish cities.

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Aerial view of Dublin. (Credit: 瑞丽江的河水)

Organised by Architecture Today magazine in association with Schüco, the event will take place on Thursday 24th September at the Royal Irish Academy of Music, 36-38 Westland Row, Dublin 3.

The aim is to bring together architects, consultants, clients and city leaders to explore the particular challenges and opportunities facing Irish cities today – and to share lessons from both local initiatives and international best practice.

The event will offer an opportunity to:

  • Get the inside track on the policies, strategies and visions affecting construction and development on the island of Ireland
  • Hear case studies on influential projects
  • Visit schemes to learn lessons from specific buildings and master-planning projects and the solutions and thinking behind them
  • Network with fellow professions and stakeholders involved in shaping the future of Irish cities

We are inviting a carefully selected audience of around 60 architects, developers, clients, contractors and city leaders to take part in a day of short presentations, discussion and city tours followed by an evening drinks reception.

Speakers and panelists confirmed include:

  • Conor Sreenan, State Architect and Principal Architect, Office of Public Works
  • John Tuomey, Founding Director, O’Donnell + Tuomey Architects
  • Dr Carole Pollard, Co-editor of Irish Cities in Crisis
  • Andrew Clancy, Founding Director, Clancy Moore Architects
  • Louise Cotter, Founding Director, Cotter & Naessens Architects
  • Tony Reddy, Founder, Reddy Architecture + Urbanism and the Academy of Urbanism
  • Ali Grehan, Chair of the Irish Green Building Council
  • Colin Mackay, Partner, Hawkins\Brown
  • Stephen O’Malley, Founding Director & Chief Executive, CIVIC

Join us from 8.45am for a breakfast reception followed by presentations, lunch, project tours and an evening drinks reception.

Please RSVP and register your place as soon as possible as places are limited.

This invite is not transferable. Please email Jonathan.s@architecturetoday.co.uk if you have any questions or wish to propose a colleague to attend in your place.

I hope you will be able to attend and I look forward to hearing from you.