The RIAI Irish Architecture Awards are made on a regional basis to building completed over the previous year in two cost categories - under 200,000 pounds and over. There is no overall winner selected as the purpose of the awards is to recognise quality architecture in the year of its completion.

DUBLIN
Over £200,000

Arthouse, multi-media arts centre, Temple Bar
Group 91 Architects/ Shay Cleary Architects

Trinity College student housing and facilities, Pearse Street
Murray O'Laoire Associates

Viking Centre, Temple Bar
Gilroy McMahon Architects

Islamic Cultural Centre, Clonskeagh
Michael Collins Associates

Under £200,000

Alterations to Heytesbury Lane Mews
Paul Keogh Architects

Mews House Rathmines
Derek Tynan Architects

Lime Street Printworks
Carole Pollard

 

NORTHERN REGION
Over £200,000

Belfast Waterfront Hall
Robinson McIllwaine

The Narrows Guesthouse, Portaferry, Co Down
Rachel Bevan Architects

Under £200,000

Physique Beauty Salon, Irvinestown, Co Fermanagh
Claude Maguire, Consarc Design Group Ltd.

 

SOUTHERN REGION
Over £200,000

ESB Training Centre, Portlaoise
Building Consultancy Group

 

WESTERN REGION
Over £200,000

O'Mahony's Bookshop, O'Connell Street, Limerick
Eamon Matthews

Teilifís Na Gaelge Headquarters, Co Galway
Scott Tallon Walker

Under £200,000

Atrium at Kenny's Bookshop and Art Gallery, Galway
Conor Kelly, Simon J. Kelly & Partners

 

OVERSEAS
Over £200,000

School of Architecture and Interior Design, University of North London, Holloway Road
Brady & Mallalieu Architects

Under £200,000

Swimming pool for Phillimore Healthclub, London
Niall McLaughlin