Philip is a Director of the Academy of Urbanism and leads our urban design and master-planning team. He discussed key opportunities for improvement in this area, including walkable, inclusive communities with improved social cohesion and quality public space, and better health and wellbeing for inhabitants. The extensive benefits which can be brought about by better connectivity of neighbourhoods for residents, visitors, and local businesses were also discussed.
The panel featured diverse insights from Brian Caulfield, Professor in Transportation at Trinity College Dublin and co-author of research on public perceptions on active travel; Aisling Dunne, Head of Public Policy at Bolt; Lean Doody, Director at Arup for Cities Planning & Design and co-author of research on women’s travel needs. The discussion was chaired by An Cathaoirleach of Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council, Cllr Denis O’Callaghan.
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Chinwe Kane Elected to the RIAI Council 13.01.25
Congratulations to Chinwe Kane, Project Director with Scott Tallon Walker Architects, who has been elected to the RIAI Council as Southern Region Representative for the 2025-2026 term!
Scott Tallon Walker’s Christmas Card Tradition 20.12.24
Each year, for almost 50 years, Scott Tallon Walker Architects have worked with an Irish artist to create a unique Christmas card which reflects our legacy and our commitment to the arts.
Munster Technological University, Kerry STEM Building Scheduled for Completion in 2025 18.12.24
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