The Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland (RIAI) has shortlisted Deansgrange Library for an Irish Architecture Award for 2014.
Sandycove Lifeguard Hut & Changing Shelter
48 projects were shortlisted by the jury and the winner will be announced in the media over the coming weeks. The shortlist forms the basis for the RIAI Public Choice Award from which the public can select its favourite building by voting online on the RIAI’s website.
Other projects shortlisted include the close by National Film School in IADT, the lifeguard hut and changing shelter build by DLR at Sandycove Harbour, a residential house in Glasthule, Clery’s Department Store on O’Connell Street, Waterford Medieval Museum, and the Saw Swee Hock Student Centre at the London School of Economics.
A residential house in Glasthule
You can vote for Deansgrange Library by clicking here.
You can vote for the Sandycove Lifeguard Hut & Changing shelter here.
You can vote for the IADT National Film School here.
You can review the full Public Choice Award shortlist here.
The closing date for public votes is 12pm on the 19th of June 2014.
Congratulations to Andrew Devonport in DLR’s Architects Department and to all the team involved in the Deansgrange Library project.
Deansgrange Library entrance plaza. The refurbishment of the Library was designed by the DLR Architects Department and the Senior Executive Architect Andrew Devonport
Clery’s Department Store on O’Connell Street, Dublin – refurbishment designed by Jennings Design Studio
Sandycove Harbour with the new Lifeguard Hut and Changing Shelter, designed by DLR Architects
IADT Dún Laoghaire National Film School building, designed by ABK Architects
Waterford’s Medieval Museum designed by Waterford City Architects (Rupert Maddock, Bartosz Rojowski and Agnieska Zipper-Rojowska)
A view of Deansgrange Library at night, from Clonkeen Drive, looking towards Deansgrange Cross
The Saw Swee Hock Student Centre at the London School of Economics, designed by Dublin and Cork-based O’Donnell + Tuomey Architects, which also won a RIBA Regional Award