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Gallery: Nominations for Irish Architecture Awards revealed

Check out some of the 38 projects shortlisted for the RIAI awards, ranging from imaginative home extensions to huge projects which re-shape the skyline.
2.14pm, 13 Jun 2011
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POLLING HAS opened for the Public Choice Award of this year’s Irish Architecture Awards and the shortlist features some incredible designs from around the country.

The nominees include some very well-known structures, such as the Aviva Stadium and the Point Village, among a number of more private and residential properties.

Voting is open to the public and can be done via the Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland (RIAI) website for the awards. The Public Choice Award winner will be announced on 11 July. Previous winners include Thomond Park Stadium and the Criminal Courts of Justice.

Here is a selection of the 38 projects nominated for the award. More images can be found on the awards website:

Gallery: Nominations for Irish Architecture Awards revealed
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  • Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Unit in Co Cork

    McCullough Mulvin Architects (Image courtesy of RIAI)

  • Ballymahon Community Library in Longford

    Seán Harrington Architects (Image courtesy of RIAI)

  • Ballymahon Community Library in Longford

    Seán Harrington Architects (Image courtesy of RIAI)

  • Ailtir(eacht) in Dublin

    Ailtireacht (Image courtesy of RIAI)

  • Seaside House in Co Louth

    A2 Architects (Image courtesy of RIAI)

  • Seaside House in Co Louth

    A2 Architects (Image courtesy of RIAI)

  • Point Village District Centre in Dublin 1

    Scott Tallon Walker (Image courtesy of RIAI)

  • Modifications and Extensions to the Model Arts Centre in Co Sligo

    Design: Sheridan Woods Architects and Urban Planners (Image courtesy of RIAI)

  • House at Goleen in Co Cork

    Niall McLaughlin Architects (Image courtesy of RIAI)

  • Aviva Stadium in Dublin

    Scott Tallon Walker Architects and Populous (Image courtesy of RIAI)

  • Zero Waste in Limerick City

    O'Neill Architecture (Image courtesy of RIAI)

  • Zero Waste in Limerick City

    O'Neill Architecture (Image courtesy of RIAI)

  • Solid Sanctuary in Co Sligo

    4 Architecture (Image courtesy of RIAI)
  • McCullough Mulvin Architects (Image courtesy of RIAI)
  • Seán Harrington Architects (Image courtesy of RIAI)
  • Seán Harrington Architects (Image courtesy of RIAI)
  • Ailtireacht (Image courtesy of RIAI)
  • A2 Architects (Image courtesy of RIAI)
  • A2 Architects (Image courtesy of RIAI)
  • Scott Tallon Walker (Image courtesy of RIAI)
  • Design: Sheridan Woods Architects and Urban Planners (Image courtesy of RIAI)
  • Niall McLaughlin Architects (Image courtesy of RIAI)
  • Scott Tallon Walker Architects and Populous (Image courtesy of RIAI)
  • O'Neill Architecture (Image courtesy of RIAI)
  • O'Neill Architecture (Image courtesy of RIAI)
  • 4 Architecture (Image courtesy of RIAI)

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