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Reimagine Place is a central portal for placemaking that harnesses the agency of communities across Ireland to amplify their potential in a way that can transform their physical, social, psychological well being. 

Reimagine is a nationwide placemaking programme by the Irish Architecture Foundation, working with communities across Ireland to co-create and co-design solutions to problems or opportunities they’ve identified in their locality.

Reimagine matches architects with local partners, enabling communities to play an active role in the development of their neighbourhoods, streetscapes, parks, villages and towns.

Find out more about our projects in the “Fieldwork” section, and stay up to date on the News page. Go to Resources for toolkits, videos, essays, and information on our clinics, and to About to find out more about us.

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Bog Bothy project awarded Creative Climate Action funding


The Bog Bothy project will help nurture a new, sustainable relationship with Ireland’s ecologically and culturally important bog landscape.

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Bog Bothy project awarded Creative Climate Action funding

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Reimagine Cafés – Hometown Architect


The Reimagine Café is a community space for all those involved in placemaking and reimagining their built environment. This August we will have the opportunity to hear from the Hometown Architect teams developing placemaking projects in their localities.

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Reimagine Cafés – Hometown Architect
Reimagine Sessions @ Misleór Festival of Nomadic Cultures

Reimagine Sessions @ Misleór Festival of Nomadic Cultures

Join the Irish Architecture Foundation for a special even, "Where Is Our Meeting Point" as part of the Misleór Festival of Nomadic Cultures on Saturday, September 30th.
    Reimagine Cafés – Hometown Architect

    Reimagine Cafés – Hometown Architect

    Tuesday 15 & 22 August, 1pm-2pm
    The Reimagine Café is a community space for all those involved in placemaking and reimagining their built environment. This August we will have the opportunity to hear from the Hometown Architect teams developing placemaking projects in their localities.
    Bog Bothy project awarded Creative Climate Action funding

    Bog Bothy project awarded Creative Climate Action funding

    The Bog Bothy project will help nurture a new, sustainable relationship with Ireland’s ecologically and culturally important bog landscape.
    New Life for Old Buildings – Webinar

    New Life for Old Buildings – Webinar

    This online event invites you to hear from three property owners who have been bringing vacant and underused properties back into use, providing insights into converting commercial to residential, restoring above shop living, and undertaking renovations on a busy main street.
      New Life for Old Buildings – Site Visit Series: Georgian Limerick

      New Life for Old Buildings – Site Visit Series: Georgian Limerick

      Are you in the process of bringing a vacant property back into use? Join us on May 27th in Limerick to view a large scale renovation project and meet other people who are also undertaking this labour of love.
      Reimagine Session – Trauma Informed Placemaking

      Reimagine Session – Trauma Informed Placemaking

      Wednesday 17 May, 5pm - 6.30pm
      The Irish Architecture Foundation invites you to join a discussion on Trauma Informed Placemaking as part of our Reimagine Sessions programme. This online event has been guest curated by the Trauma Informed Placemaking project founders, Dr Anita Mckeown and Dr Cara Courage, and will feature five of its global cohort of creative and research practitioners.
      New Life for Old Buildings – Site Visit Series: Cloughjordan

      New Life for Old Buildings – Site Visit Series: Cloughjordan

      Saturday April 1st, 11am-1pm
      Are you in the process of bringing a vacant property back into use? Join us in Cloughjordan to view a 200 year old stone house renovation project, and meet other people who are also undertaking this labour of love.
      Announcing the Reimagine Hometown Architect projects 2023

      Announcing the Reimagine Hometown Architect projects 2023

      These five rural towns have been awarded €10,000 each to tackle vacancy and dereliction and increase accessibility...
      Reimagine Tuam
      Reimagine Tipperary
      • Reimagine Tipperary

      • Co. Tipperary

      11.08.2023

      Tipperary Town project team will work with the owners of vacant buildings to develop solutions and a high-level masterplan for selected properties.
      • Reimagine Lisdoonvarna

      • Co. Clare

      11.08.2023

      ‘Lisdoonvarna 2050’ will co-design a vision for a Lisdoonvarna rooted in its heritage of wellbeing, seen as a key asset in the town’s transition towards a sustainable and equitable future.
      Reimagine Lisdoonvarna

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