Every effort has been made to sit the buildings comfortably in the site and to complement the existing built environment of Abbeyfeale. We undertook an assessment of the vernacular structures of the town and in general they fit the mould of small Irish Towns – regular and in-line fenestration, high

This project was a sensitive renovation of a protected structure dating from the early 1800s. Protecting the house’s character and history was at the forefront of the design and construction process. Wherever possible materials were re-used or restored and only replaced if there was no other option. This is an

By understanding the signature characteristics of the Dingle streetscape, these buildings sit in harmony with their surroundings and add modern quality buildings to the town. The design approach aims to achieve the required floor space by creating buildings which are contemporary whilst paying homage to the historic fabric of the

Taking advantage of the natural backdrop of the site, it was key to connect the proposed internal spaces with the external environment. Considering the Client’s brief, using the living block as a connection between east and west provides a high quality westerly light internally while taking full advantage of the

Taking advantage of the surrounding views and planting is key to connecting the proposed internal spaces with the external environment. With a decking surrounding the south and west side of the living area it brings harmony between the indoor and outdoor spaces.