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Series details	Title	Year	Status
	Ballyfermot community civic centre, Dublin. AI 172-November/December 2001	2001	Archived
	Ballymun Civic Offices, Ballymun, Dublin. AI 192-November/December 2003	2003	Archived
	Ballymun regeneration, Dublin. AI 180-September 2002	2002	Archived
	Bank of Scotland House, St. Stephen's Green, Dublin. AI 207-May 2005	2005	Archived
	Barra Park open air theatre, Hayes, West London. AI 206-April 2005	2005	Archived
	Beacon Court, phase 1, Sandyford, Dublin. AI 190-September 2003	2003	Archived
	BedZED, Beddington, South London. AI 187-May 2003	2003	Archived
	Belvedere College S.J., Dublin - O'Reilly Theatre: implementation of masterplan. AI 171-October 2001	2001	Archived
	Big buildings, big landscapes and big ideas. AI 235 March 2008	2008	Archived
	Bilburg Riding Centre, Laufen, Bavaria, Germany. AI 205-March 2005	2005	Archived
	BIM and the architect. AI 226-April 2007	2007	Archived
	Blanchardstown Public Library and Draiocht Arts Centre, Co. Fingal. AI 182-November/December 2002	2002	Archived
	Blue Eriu, South William Street, Dublin. AI 171-October 2001	2001	Archived
	Boathouse at Urra, Puckane, Nenagh, Co. Tipperary. AI 200-September 2004	2004	Archived
	Bordeaux: City of égalité and civility. AI 241 October 2008	2008	Archived
	Bray Promenade lights, Bray, Co. Wicklow. AI 197-May 2004	2004	Archived
	Breastcheck, Merrion Unit, Dublin. AI 213-January 2006	2006	Archived
	Brick House, Milltown Path, Dublin. AI 199-July/August 2004	2004	Archived
	Brick in architecture. AI 226-April 2007	2007	Archived
	Bringing excellence to the ordinary. AI 234-February 2008	2008	Archived

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