Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland

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Series details	Title	Year	Status
	Broadstone Park. AI 225-March 2007	2007	Archived
	Browne Clayton Column, Carrigbyrne, Co. Wexford. AI 213-January 2006	2006	Archived
	Built to last - the sustainable reuse of buildings, an action of the Dublin city heritage plan. AI 220-September 2006	2006	Archived
	Bunscoil Phobail Feirste - primary school, Belfast. AI 174-February 2002	2002	Archived
	Business Innovation Centre, Galway Mayo Institute of Technology, Castlebar, Co. Mayo. AI 219-July/August 2006	2006	Archived
	CABAS temporary school, Ashton School, Blackrock, Cork. AI 188-June 2003	2003	Archived
	Cabra library, Dublin. AI 177-May 2002	2002	Archived
	CAD applications: Microstation. AI 225-March 2007	2007	Archived
	Campshire cafes, North Wall Quay, Dublin. AI 179-July/August 2002	2002	Archived
	Can architects meet the challenge of leisure? AI 171-October 2001	2001	Archived
	Canadian War Museum, Ottawa, Canada. AI 216-April 2006	2006	Archived
	Carlow Institute of Technology. AI 176-April 2002	2002	Archived
	Carlow tourist office and gallery. AI 175-March 2002	2002	Archived
	Carrickmines croquet and lawn tennis club, Co. Dublin. AI 171-October 2001	2001	Archived
	Carton Le Vert House, Rathmullen, Co. Donegal. AI 191-October 2003	2003	Archived
	Case study: The Sage Gateshead, by Foster and partners - the joiner's challenge. AI 217-May 2006	2006	Archived
	Cavan Institute. AI 230-September 2007	2007	Archived
	Ceann Tra, Clew Bay, Co. Mayo. AI 179-July/August 2002	2002	Archived
	Cedar Brook, Cherry Orchard, Dublin. AI 198-June 2004	2004	Archived
	Centre for Research into Infectious Diseases, CRID, UCD, Dublin. AI 194-February 2004	2004	Archived

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