Top architectural award sheds its image

A group of sheds that have been transformed into the new O’Donoghue Centre for Theatre, Drama and Performance at NUI Galway has been selected for a top architecture award.

Top architectural award sheds its image
Sat, 24 Jun, 2017 - 01:00
Evelyn Ring

The centre, designed by Taylor Architects in association with Richard Murphy, won the Public Choice Award at the annual RIAI Irish Architecture Awards.

It is the second time in five years that Taylor Architects has taken the top prize. The centre was one of 60 projects on the shortlist and all were designed by RIAI-registered architects.

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CourtsTaylor ArchitectsPublic Choice AwardRIAI Irish Architecture AwardsPlace: Dublin’s North Wall QuayPlace: CorkPlace: Central BankPlace: IrelandPlace: O’Donoghue CentrePlace: GalwayPerson: Richard MurphyPerson: Neil KanePerson: AilbhePerson: Carole PollardPerson: PollardPerson: Henry J LyonsPerson: Donagh O’DonoghueEvent: RIAI Irish Architecture AwardsOrganisation: O&rsquoOrganisation: Donoghue Centre for Theatre, Drama and PerformanceOrganisation: Taylor ArchitectsOrganisation: RIAIOrganisation: Central Bank of IrelandOrganisation: Anglo Irish BankOrganisation: RTÉ RadioOrganisation: Architects
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