PRACTICE: Awards & Competitions
The Gilroy McMahon Philosophy is to tailor each building challenge to its precise requirements, its context and its architectural aspiration. That applies to all our projects large and small and has resulted in our enthusiastic participation in architectural competitions. We commence each design from a new beginning, from a new research base. All this has resulted in a rich diversity of building types in our portfolio, many of which were awarded to Gilroy McMahon on foot of architectural competitions and many of which received design awards of distinction. We are one of a very few number of practices to have won the country’s premier award on more than one occasion.
Principal Awards:
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R.I.A.I. Triennial Gold Medal 1993
R.I.A.I. Triennial Gold Medal 2009
R.I.A.I. Triennial Silver Medal for Conservation 2002
Gulbenkian Award for Design Excellence 1998 |
Opus Building of the Year Award 2000
An Taisce Environmental Award 2003
Plan Building of the Year Award 1988 |
Additional Awards:
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Architectural Association of Ireland Award 1988
Architectural Association of Ireland Award 1995
RIAI Regional Awards 1997
RIAI Regional Award 1996
R.I.A.I. Regional Award 2001
R.I.A.I. Regional Award 2002
RIAI Regional Award 1998 |
CIF Construction Excellence Award 1997
Irish Concrete Society Award 1995
CIF Construction Excellence Award 1995
CIF Construction Excellence Award 1994
European Building Design Award 1993
Dublin Tourism Architectural Award 1991
Interior Design Award 2007 |
Competitions:
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RIAI Post Primary School Competition 2012
ESB Headquaters Competition 2010
Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment Competition 2007
Housing for the Elderly & Dimentia Unit 2006
General and Teaching Hospital Tallaght 1985
Hotel and Office Competition 2004
Office & Residential Competition 2004
Architectural Competition 1998
South Dublin County Council Civic Office and Public Library 1993
Howth Yacht Club 1983 |