Building Material
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Continuing resourcePublication details: JSTORISSN: - 13938770
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Building Material is the journal of the Architectural Association of Ireland. It has been in circulation since 1999 and is the sole, peer-reviewed, contemporary discourse on critical practice and scholarship in architecture in Ireland. Building Material overs both practice and research-based developments within architecture in Ireland. Current thinking is explored thematically and critically evaluated in each issue, with analyses and ideas usually presented in light of related or overlapping disciplines. Developments, research and innovation in both practice and theory are thus posited and explored within the broader cultural context reflecting the cultural, professional and scholastic position of contemporary architecture and architectural thinking within Ireland and internationally.
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