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Read our latest blog posts and find out what’s happening in this year’s Ask An Architect

Ask An Architect 2024: Halfway Point

  9 months ago

Last Chance to Ask an Architect for £40

  2 years ago

Testimonial: Darren explains why he engaged with Ask An Architect

  2 years ago

Your Chance to ‘Ask An Architect’ is Back!

  2 years ago

£14k Raised to Support Local Cancer Research

  2 years ago

Ask An Architect: ask Michael Howe, 2020 Architects

  3 years ago

Ask An Architect: ask Aisling Rusk, Studio idir

  3 years ago

Architect Jane Larmour explains ask an architect

  4 years ago

The role of Virtual Reality in Architectural design

  4 years ago

ask an architect sets a new record

  4 years ago

Designing a new kitchen – how an architect can help

  4 years ago

All under one roof: the rise and rise of multigenerational life

  4 years ago

Thank you! £12,000 raised for Friends of the Cancer Centre

  5 years ago

Kevin McCloud says Don’t miss your chance

  6 years ago

Ask an Architect launches for 2019

  6 years ago

Kevin McCloud encourages people to ‘ask an architect’

  7 years ago

Restaurateur Niall McKenna on working with architect Aidan McGrath

  7 years ago

Our ‘ask an architect’ project – one year on

  7 years ago

‘ask an architect: An Architect’s Perspective’ by Aisling Shannon Rusk

  7 years ago

Consultation with Architects Knox and Markwell

  8 years ago

Allan Curran Architects Ltd: Project profile – Henry Street, Enniskillen

  8 years ago

100% of all funds raised by ‘ask an architect’ support Friends of the Cancer Centre and their cancer research through clinical trials, thanks to your donations and our fantastic sponsors who cover administrative costs and provide critical pro bono services.

The clinical trials supported by ask an architect are research studies involving patients. Through clinical trials, doctors can find new ways to treat certain types of cancer, improve existing treatments and improve the quality of life for patients, with the ultimate aim of improving a patient’s outcome.

ask an architect is organised by Royal Society of Ulster Architects and sponsored by NIE Networks and Progressive Building Society