Andrew Griffin
HCI Intelligence Unit Co-ordinator, University of Limerick
Andrew Griffin graduated from the Dublin School of Architecture. He is a member of the Royal Institute of Architects of Ireland. Andrew is the Intelligence Unit Co-ordinator at the School of Architecture University of Limerick.
A large part of Andrew’s work over the past 16 years has focused on a master planning, public buildings, housing and public realm projects for local authorities where community engagement and activation are essential parts of the project structures.
Andrew set up Urban Agency together with his partners in 2013. Andrew is currently working on the waterfront climate change master plan for Dublin Docklands, the City Edge Project for Dublin City Council and South Dublin which is the expansion plan for Dublin by 2070 with a population of 150,000 people, the Limerick Height strategy, multiple public projects and buildings for Local Authorities including a new water sports centre for central Dublin and the new town of Cherrywood in South Dublin.
Andrew has sat on the Board of the Irish Architecture Foundation and helped to initiate and is part of the Steering Committee for the New Now Next International talks. Andrew also regularly advises the Department of Housing, Planning and Local Government and has sat on technical and working groups for the development of recent housing and urban planning guidelines for Ireland.
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Head of Architecture, TU Dublin and SABE Lead for the Building Change project
Maroun Tabbal
Building Change Lead, Lecturer CCAE, mARCH AT6012 Coordinator, Year 2 Design Studio Tutor
Orla Murphy
Assistant Professor, Co-Director UCD Centre for Irish Towns, UCD School of Architecture, Planning and Environmental Policy
Oliver Kinnane
Head of School of Architecture, Planning and Environmental Policy, UCD and Associate Professor of Sustainable Building Technologies
