Arigho Larmour Wheeler Architects
Dublin & Belfast
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Delighted to celebrate International Women's Day by answering a few questions for Womenfolk, a project by BlickStudios and Creativity NI celebrating women in design in Northern Ireland. Profiling a designer a day for the month of March you can read it and all the other interviews here at https://www.womenfolk.co/#/alwarchitects/
In February 2017 director Jane Larmour was invited as Guest Speaker to open the CCEA Art & Design GCSE & A-Level top candidates exhibition at the Ulster Museum, Belfast.
Escaping to the North coast for some sea air and inspiration...the Arcadia Paddling Pool, built on the site of the former 1920s Arcadia Ballroom in Portrush.
Always a delight to see the work of art that is the ceiling of the Grand Opera House, Belfast, masterfully painted by artist Cherith McKinstry, wife of Robert McKinstry, the architect responsible for the 1980s restoration of the original Frank Matcham design opened in 1895.
Director Jane Larmour was recently invited to be a participant in the 'Success Through Architecture' projected by Alan Jones (Director of Alan Jones Architects and Director of Education at Queen's University Belfast). The project explores the role of the contemporary architect and how those passionate about architecture are inspired by it and help create it.
Jane met with a group of QUB undergraduate students at the Lyric Theatre, a project in which she was involved with in previous practice, to answer questions about her experience to date in the process of becoming and practicing as a registered and chartered architect in both Ireland and the UK in addition to her roles in teaching and research.
Hand letterpressed business cards made on a Heidelberg press arrived today.
Delighted to have taken the title of winners of the Perfectly Proportioned Quiz of Architecture and Other Things, with our team 'Acropolis Now', joined by Deirdre Greaney and Saul Golden. The quiz, which is to be an annual charity fundraiser was in support of the Simon Community tackling homelessness.
PLACE recently invited Arigho Larmour Wheeler Architects to collaborate on an entry for the Irish Architecture Foundation competition focusing on desiging for age in public space.
A beautiful start to an exciting day in Dublin from our cross border mobile office!
Belfast Design Week 2016 launches this week. Jane Larmour pictured here speaking about Architecture at the Lyric Theatre Belfast during 'Design Camp' at the Inaugural Belfast Design Week 2015.
Visit to Grace Farm by SANAA. New York Study Trip.
Leaping from Schunnemunk Fork at Storm King Art Centre in upstate New York today. New York Study Trip.
New York Skyline, New York Study Trip
View from outside Achilles Heel, Greenpoint Brooklyn. It's the type of place you never want to leave. A classic neighbourhood bar.
Enjoying the Inaugural RSUA Architecture Night held at the former Belfast Telegraph Offices in Belfast with new Honorary member, Kevin McCloud.
Polished concrete floor at our House in the Woods.
Scaffold drops tomorrow at our House in the Woods, Foxrock.
Phase two of a renovation and extension to a house in Dalkey, South Dublin on site.
Opening up old brickwork on one of our conservation projects in South Dublin.
Scandinavia Underfoot
The photographic essay ‘Scandinavia Underfoot’ documented the shared references absorbed during our travels and experiences of exploring and observing architecture on our travels and was first exhibited at the 'Describing Architecture' exhibition at Ormond Quay during Open House Dublin, 2010.
Supported by the Architectural Association of Ireland, The Ormond Building, Dublin City Council, the Irish Architecture Foundation, National College of Art and Design, and The Arts Council, the exhibition included over forty pieces of work by Irish architects including photographs, models, paintings and drawings.