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IAF to host European Architecture Institutions Collective (EAIC) Dublin 2026
We look forward to welcoming architecture institutions and organisations from across Europe to Dublin on Friday 20 November for the second gathering of the EAIC.
Hosted by IAF in partnership with the Office of Public Works and the National Built Heritage Service of the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage, EAIC Dublin is an official event of Ireland's Presidency of the Council of the European Union and forms part of Value for Many, a wider programme exploring architecture's contribution to society and public life.
What's On
Projects & Activities
The Reason of Towns
A national and international touring exhibition with architect Valerie Mulvin, that gathered crowds to discuss the past, present and future of towns in Ireland.
Open House Dublin
IAF’s flagship festival that celebrates great architecture, urban design and the people that contribute to the culture, creation and care of Dublin.
Bog Bothy
A climate-action project in partnership with 12th Field and co-created with communities, this is a collection of new work, built outcomes and ambitious proposals towards a new peatlands architecture.
Architects in Schools
IAF’s flagship national learning programme working with students, teachers and architects in secondary schools to empower young people to have their voices heard, making a difference today for their built futures tomorrow.
gapLab
IAF’s innovative programme to support creative risk and innovation among graduate architects, advancing new thinking and knowledge in architecture, and providing opportunities for their work to be shared with public audiences.
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