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Reimagine Moville
Hometown Architect in Moville, Co Donegal, aims to improve workability, vitality and the sense of belonging in the heritage town.
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Reimagine has connected with communities all around Ireland. Check out our reports from the field. And from the street. And the lake, the shopfront, the de-consecrated church, the classroom, the square, the park, and from that path that really could connect it all together.
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Reimagine Mountrath
Hometown Architect in Mountrath, Co Laois, explores creative ways to reconnect the town with the Whitehorse River as a link to its rich history of linen and cotton weaving.
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Reimagine Bailieborough
Hometown Architect in Bailieborough aims to develop a design vision for a vacant town centre site in Bailieborough, Co Cavan, to create a new street that would link the Main Street and a major local supermarket.
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Bog Bothy
Bog Bothy brings together the Irish Architecture Foundation, in partnership with architects Evelyn D’Arcy and David Jameson (12th Field), in a project that will help nurture a new, sustainable relationship with Ireland’s ecologically and culturally important bog landscape. The Bog Bothy project will work with peatland communities to co-create bog bothies as spaces for shelter, retreat, and deep engagement with this changing landscape.
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Reimagine Tuam
Hometown Architect in Tuam brings the community together to address the issue of vacancy within the town.
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Reimagine Tipperary
Tipperary Town project team engages with the owners of vacant buildings to develop solutions and a high-level masterplan for a selected property.
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Reimagine Lisdoonvarna
Hometown Architect collaboration creates a community-sourced Vision for a sustainable, inclusive and thriving future for Lisdoonvarna
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Reimagine Belmullet
Activations on festivals and commemorations in Belmullet increase local pride and interest in public space
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Reimagine Aughrim – Suppose a Stone
Aughrim’s “Suppose a Stone” project prioritises accessibility through creativity and inclusivity, with a long-term vision of radical hospitality for all.
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Reimagine Marshalsea Barracks
In Reimagine Marshalsea Barracks, a network of communities in Dublin’s south west inner city are coming together to reimagine a future of a building that once loomed large in Dublin 8s community life and local history
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Reimagine Kilrush
Reimagine Kilrush was about uncovering the essence of Kilrush, supporting Kilrush Town Team in making their town an attractive place for people of all ages to live, work, and thrive.
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Reimagine Letterkenny
The Reimagine Letterkenny was about developing a pedestrian ‘cultural corridor’, connecting some of the much loved cultural centres in Letterkenny, County Donegal.
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Reimagine Loughrea – Through Thinning Landscapes
Reimagine Loughrea was all about considering the value of the green heart of a town, in a time of biodiversity crisis.
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Reimagine Dundrum
We worked with Imagine Dundrum to help young people share their thoughts, ideas, and visions for the future of Dundrum Village.
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Reimagine Tallaght – Melt The Walls
With Reimagine Tallaght: Melt The Walls, we used Chamber Square as a canvas for creative strategies and architectural interventions to better connect people, place, and institutions in Tallaght town.
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Reimagine Kells
Reimagine Kells was developed to create a space for exploring how Kells could develop in a way that celebrates its rich tapestry of heritage buildings.
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Reimagine Mohill
In 2019, we worked with the community in Mohill to explore tourism accommodation opportunities.
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