Irish Architectural Archive

Founded in 1976, the Irish Architectural Archive is located in an impressive Georgian townhouse with double frontage of red brick and a fine example of a Doric door case. The house was restored to its original plan by the Office of Public Works in 2002/4, and updated for use as a best-practice archive facility. While in the Archive visitors will have the opportunity to view the latest exhibition in the Architecture Gallery. Tours will include the basement, ground and first floors.

People like you make Open House Dublin possible!

Open House Dublin is presented by the Irish Architecture Foundation (IAF): a non-profit arts organisation dedicated to the promotion of architecture as culture. Open House Dublin is just one part of a dynamic programme of activity through which we encourage people to engage with their built environment, to encourage new ways of thinking about architecture.

But we can’t do this alone – our supporters make a huge difference to our programme and what we are able to deliver to our audiences of all ages. Our Friends are at the heart of what we do, and by joining the IAF Family as a Friend you’ll ensure that we can continue to grow and create more innovative and exciting events that inspire people to understand and shape their world.

Become a Friend of the IAF today from as little as €30 per annum, and you’ll be the first to hear about our great plans and be rewarded with a few perks along the way. You can also become a Sponsor, make a donation or consider leaving a legacy. Find out more about the options below.

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People like you make Open House Dublin possible!