Co Louth housing development wins RIAI's public choice award

A mixed housing development in the heart of Drogheda, Co Louth, won the people's choice architecture award.
Co Louth housing development wins RIAI's public choice award
Tue, 07 Jul, 2020 - 16:44
Evelyn Ring

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A mixed housing development in the heart of Drogheda, Co Louth, won the people's choice architecture award.

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HousingPlace: Co LouthPlace: DroghedaPlace: Scarlet StreetPlace: Tooting MeadowPlace: Sienna ConventPlace: IrelandPlace: ConnemaraPlace: Co GalwayPlace: Monivea, Co GalwayPlace: MoniveaPlace: GalwayPlace: Guinness Power HousePlace: Thomas Street, DublinPerson: Ciaran O'ConnorPerson: O'ConnorPerson: Mitchell HenryOrganisation: RIAIOrganisation: Royal Institute of Architects of IrelandOrganisation: North and East Housing AssociationOrganisation: McKevitt King ArchitectsOrganisation: Kilmore AbbeyOrganisation: Axo ArchitectsOrganisation: Kylemore AbbeyOrganisation: Scoil Mhuire National SchoolOrganisation: SJK ArchitectsOrganisation: RKD ArchitectsOrganisation: RoEOrganisation: DiageoOrganisation: Guinness
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