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Belfast telegraph Article on NI and Terence McCaw NorthWest Newsletter (.pdf 2.8mb)
In July 2007 Anthony Reddy Associates were selected as Masterplanners for the National University of Ireland Galway... click here to read more Anthony Reddy Associates’ Head Receptionist, Wendy Tully has been short listed in the final 20 for the prestigious “Oyster Receptionist of the Year” awards... click here to read more Anthony Reddy Associates projects regularly appear in the national press. The latest articles regarding its involvement in designing schools in Adamstown can be found by clicking on the links below. Canalside homes in
new quarter near Luas Shopping Centre will
be a blend of old and new To view a full list of previous articles, please click
here. The following is an extract from an article by Tony Reddy to be published on the Academy of Urbanism website. “The challenge of the twenty first century urbanism is to create sustainable mixed use communities with a high quality public realm” The challenge in the increasingly urbanised world of the twenty first century, the challenge for urbanism is to find solutions to the major problems facing our towns and cities: the control of sprawl, sustainable growth, integrated transport systems and better quality urban environments and public realm. To read the full document on the Academy of Urbanism website, click here. New Housing - Strong Solutions, RIAI Exhibition on Housing Design 2005
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Click here to view this and other award winning projects >>> Apartment Development More > > > Anthony Reddy served
as President of the Royal Institute of Architects of Ireland
for the period 2004/2005. RIAI President's
Column > > > FRA
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Anthony
Reddy Associates participated in the recent RIAI exhibition
on Housing Design, Masterplanning and Town Extensions aimed
at promoting new ideas and informing debate on new layouts
and on individual house type designs. 
RIAI Awards 2002
Anthony
Reddy Associates was appointed by Rambler Properties Ltd.
to design a high quality mixed-use development on a derelict
but hugely strategic site located between the IFSC and Trinity
College. 