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Architecture News June 2005

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June 01: €150m plan to redevelop Inchicore housing estate
June 02: Lewis Glucksman Gallery named Best Public Building in Architectural Awards
June 02: Minister Roche announces the establishment of Architectural Foundation of Ireland
June 03: Harbour facelift gets green light
June 03: Developer sought for €150m Inchicore blueprint
June 03: Energy Perfomance of Buildings Directive
June 06: Pier plans delayed again
June 08: CIÉ backs €500m plan to develop 17-acre site in Cork city
June 08: Savoy cinema goes back to the future
June 08: Miscelanea Structura Curiosa
June 09: 'Spectacular addition' to UCC wins top award
June 10: Festival of Architecture opens tonight
June 15: Planning permission granted for State's tallest building
June 16: Board gives green light to State's tallest skyscraper
June 16: Design really matters to new generation of students
June 16: Soaring skyscraper to tower over city
June 17: Architects building new bridges
June 17: Abbey's five-year saga may end in docklands
June 20: RIBA Awards 2005 Northern Ireland
June 20: Ireland picks up four awards in RIBA Awards 2005
June 23: Banner County flags the way forward with awards
June 23: Master of all the Muses: Michael Scott Exhibition
June 28: Main contractor quits Eyre Square project
June 28: Spiralling costs and no end in sight to the Eyre Square nightmare
June 29: Council studies Eyre Square options
June 29: Future of Carlton site still with the courts
June 30: Great Scott of modernity
June 30: Tiny house extension that scooped a big design award

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