Architecture Ireland is the journal of the Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland. Issue #323 focuses on the theme of ‘labour’.

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Contents

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Platform

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MATTERS

Value engineering

The assumption of ethics and obligations in architectural work

Shane Sugrue

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Collective action

An interview with UVW-SAW on the unionisation of architectural workers

Michael K. Hayes MRIAI

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Desacralising the profession

Rethinking architectural labour through object-oriented production and organising

Marisa Cortright

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The role of value in architects’ labour

Marina Bos-de Vos

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Design value versus best price

The economic benefits of regulating architectural labour

Frank Hughes MRIAI

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WORKS

Bottleworks

Henry J Lyons

Review by Gary Hamilton

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Sixty-One Thomas Street

Lawrence + Long Architects

Review by Beibhinn Delaney

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Gas Terrace

Carson and Crushell Architects

Review by Michael Stack MRIAI

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94 St Stephen’s Green

Shay Cleary Architects

Review by Michael O’Boyle FRIAI

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CURRENTS

News

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Product news

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PRACTISES

A way of looking at the world

An interview with Jennifer O’Donnell on her first five years in practice

Eimear Arthur MRIAI

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SOIL LAB

Livia Hurley

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Detail

Tree Tops pre-school

Kevin Reynolds MRIAI

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A human-centred design approach for the workplace

Niamh Peare MRIAI

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Gravitas

Designing for death and bereavement

Colin Falconer MRIAI

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REMARKS

Studio Craft & Technique for Architects

Miriam Delaney and Anne Gorman

Review by Sarah Mulrooney MRIAI

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Dublin from 1970 to 1990: The city transformed

Joseph Brady

Review by James Pike FRIAI

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A Space for Making Good Decisions About Place

Helena Fitzgerald

Review by Sharon O’Brien MRIAI

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Human and non-human alike

Studio Ossidiana

Review by Ailbhe Beatty

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RIAI / DHLGH Housing Conference 2022

Review by Philip Comerford MRIAI

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Alexanderplatz – 1990

A narrative to building

Dominic Stevens MRIAI

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One thousand seven hundred and eleven words for a man of architecture

Emmett Scanlon MRIAI

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Colophon