News and Events
- Gerd Albers Award 2023 – Best article
- Prof Eoin O’Neill announced as new Director of the UCD Earth Institute
- Professor Mark Scott appointed to Board of the Heritage Council
- Streetlife Design Competition: special mention for landscape graduates
- Prof Francesco Pilla launches new bike libraries for Dublin primary schools
- Peter Cody and Mary Laheen are part of a team representing Ireland at La Biennale di Venezia
- The growing research impact of APEP; a global leader in UCD
- Cathal O'Neill Obituary
- Foreign Exchange Book Launch
- Home retrofits may need to be re-done in ten years, Oireachtas committee hears
- Visiting Professor announcement
- Documenting Maritime Cultural Heritage
- Assessing Flood Risk Awareness Contributes to Environmental Policy Formation
- Supporting Climate Action Through Tree Planting recognised in UCD Research Impact Competition
- Two Student Winners in the GLDA Student & Graduate Design Competition 2022
- Empowering People to Address the Problems of Climate Change
- Building Climate Action Locally: Tools from the CCAT Project
- 2021 Archive
- Global Perspectives Seminar Series
- James Hitchmough Public lecture Thursday October 21st
- Exchanging Knowledge and Best Practice Across Borders 2021
- Foreign Exchange: Conversations on Architecture Here and Now- September
- Concrete Design Competition ‘FORM-WORKS’
- Samantha L. Martin-McAuliffe has been named a Mellon History Teaching Fellow at Dumbarton Oaks
- James Hoban - Designer and Builder of the White House
- FOREIGN EXCHANGE: Conversations on Architecture Here and Now
- Two Winners of the Best Innovative Concept Detail Design in the GLDA Student & Graduate Design Competition 2020.
- UCD Teaching and Learning Awards
- Three Case Studies from Engineering and Architecture runners-up in 2020 UCD Impact Competition
- 2020 Archive
- 2019 Archive
- 2018 Archive
- 2017 Archive
- 2016 Archive
Exchanging Knowledge and Best Practice Across Borders 2021 - 19th to 21st Oct. 2021 (mornings only)
Tuesday, 12 October, 2021
Coastal Communities Adapting Together (CCAT), a UCD Landscape Architecture project, is holding a free, online event to share knowledge and experience in coastal management, climate change adaptation and mitigation. This event will bring together a diverse range of practitioners and academics with expertise in policy, coastal management, climate change adaptation, community engagement and more. A wide range of topics will be covered, such as the role of technology within climate change adaptation and resilience, nature-based solutions, community engagement in coastal management, and we will hear from communities currently experiencing the impacts of climate change.
To register, click (opens in a new window)here