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PRIVATE DWELLINGS
bespoke DWELLINGS
Rossbeg
Originally designed by McCreanor and Company Architects and built over 15 years ago, this bespoke barrel roofed dwelling offers fantastic views of the Atlantic and arching coastline. The floor plan resembles and upside-down house with sleeping on the lower level and living accommodation above. The house built into the rock of the hillside and is accessed at midlevel to take advantage of the naturally contoured stone site.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
OLD KILMORE ROAD
The existing home will be renovated to give it a new lease of life, extending the living space to give a double height living room with mezzanine office space and high level roof lights. The main block of the building will then be reclad in red standing seam aluminium, roof pitches adjusted and windows rearranged to give the whole building a new contemporary aesthetic.
CLOCK HERE
CLOCK HERE
MALONE MANOR
With the great details put into the design of the interiors of this home it is a favourite reference amongst our clients and team. Finished to the finest specifications, this high end home on the Upper Malone Road never fails to impress. The form and depth of the building does not lend itself easily to light, therefore the plan has been carefully considered to maximise natural light in the areas needed most. In the large conservatory, concerto doors open the home to the garden. Bespoke wood panelling is present throughout the dwelling
tying together the key architectural details seen in the sliding sash windows and hardwood panel doors. A hand-crafted hardwood handrail hugs the grand staircase as it leads you vertically through the floors. The floors are herringbone with a mahogany boarder.
CLICK HERE
tying together the key architectural details seen in the sliding sash windows and hardwood panel doors. A hand-crafted hardwood handrail hugs the grand staircase as it leads you vertically through the floors. The floors are herringbone with a mahogany boarder.
CLICK HERE
GARDEN VILLA
A proposal for an extension to and existing private dwelling in East Belfast. The concept was for the extension to have two distinct functions for living. Firstly, to act as a stylish garden villa to gather the family and entertain guests but also to act as a comfortable space for the couple to retire in later years close to a family home. The intersecting mono-pitched roof allows for high level natural light. The location of the villa creates a protected garden for the grand children to play safely, fully observed from the main rooms. Exposed timber beams provide structure to the roof, the effect of which is expressed in detail throughout the villa.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
Boconnell Lane
This large family home began conceptually as a modest kitchen extension to an existing dwelling. As the brief and the budget grew, we arrived together at this impressive rendition of the exiting dwelling. Constructed using traditional building methods in a style to mirror then existing, this remains a proud family home.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
HOME ON CHERRY BLOSSOM LANE
This large family home in Armagh was designed to reflect the natural progression of a semi- typical Georgian manor house. The large Georgian forms and the resultant bulk of the home is then linked to a late-Victorian styled outbuilding by a modern intervention to create a large kitchen area at the heart of the home.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
Silverford Mill
The form of the home mimics an existing agricultural barn sitting adjacent to the new build. The existing industrial chimney, an important landmark in the area, has been incorporated into the design. The chimney structurally supports the balcony and incorporates an external pizza oven opened from the first-floor balcony. A self-supporting staircase wraps the chimney with no fixings. There is a perceivable tension here between old and new as the garden is accessed from the first floor.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
North Street
A fan favourite of ours and poster house for McCreanor and Company architects for many years. Designed by Paul McCreanor in the early 2000’s as a family home for a recurring client, the home is reflective of an arts and crafts style, using a mix of gothic arches and Victorian brick detailing. The arts and crafts inspired style persists throughout the dwelling and is found in the bespoke architraves, timber fixings and expertly hand-crafted handrails.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
BALLYMACNAB
Our first barrel roof home designed almost 20 years ago. The style remains as contemporary today as it was 20 years ago. The aluminium curved roof and red mono pitched sibling nestle within the surrounding farmland. This older dwelling will still outperform many dwellings currently under construction in Northern Ireland. Its low energy consumption is thanks to the clever layout and high levels of glazing at select areas with high-density full insulated external walls.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
Rossbeg
Originally designed by McCreanor and Company Architects and built over 15 years ago, this bespoke barrel roofed dwelling offers fantastic views of the Atlantic and arching coastline. The floor plan resembles and upside-down house with sleeping on the lower level and living accommodation above. The house built into the rock of the hillside and is accessed at midlevel to take advantage of the naturally contoured stone site.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
OLD KILMORE ROAD
The existing home will be renovated to give it a new lease of life, extending the living space to give a double height living room with mezzanine office space and high level roof lights. The main block of the building will then be reclad in red standing seam aluminium, roof pitches adjusted and windows rearranged to give the whole building a new contemporary aesthetic.
CLOCK HERE
CLOCK HERE
MALONE MANOR
With the great details put into the design of the interiors of this home it is a favourite reference amongst our clients and team. Finished to the finest specifications, this high end home on the Upper Malone Road never fails to impress. The form and depth of the building does not lend itself easily to light, therefore the plan has been carefully considered to maximise natural light in the areas needed most. In the large conservatory, concerto doors open the home to the garden. Bespoke wood panelling is present throughout the dwelling
tying together the key architectural details seen in the sliding sash windows and hardwood panel doors. A hand-crafted hardwood handrail hugs the grand staircase as it leads you vertically through the floors. The floors are herringbone with a mahogany boarder.
CLICK HERE
tying together the key architectural details seen in the sliding sash windows and hardwood panel doors. A hand-crafted hardwood handrail hugs the grand staircase as it leads you vertically through the floors. The floors are herringbone with a mahogany boarder.
CLICK HERE
GARDEN VILLA
A proposal for an extension to and existing private dwelling in East Belfast. The concept was for the extension to have two distinct functions for living. Firstly, to act as a stylish garden villa to gather the family and entertain guests but also to act as a comfortable space for the couple to retire in later years close to a family home. The intersecting mono-pitched roof allows for high level natural light. The location of the villa creates a protected garden for the grand children to play safely, fully observed from the main rooms. Exposed timber beams provide structure to the roof, the effect of which is expressed in detail throughout the villa.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
Boconnell Lane
This large family home began conceptually as a modest kitchen extension to an existing dwelling. As the brief and the budget grew, we arrived together at this impressive rendition of the exiting dwelling. Constructed using traditional building methods in a style to mirror then existing, this remains a proud family home.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
HOME ON CHERRY BLOSSOM LANE
This large family home in Armagh was designed to reflect the natural progression of a semi- typical Georgian manor house. The large Georgian forms and the resultant bulk of the home is then linked to a late-Victorian styled outbuilding by a modern intervention to create a large kitchen area at the heart of the home.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
Silverford Mill
The form of the home mimics an existing agricultural barn sitting adjacent to the new build. The existing industrial chimney, an important landmark in the area, has been incorporated into the design. The chimney structurally supports the balcony and incorporates an external pizza oven opened from the first-floor balcony. A self-supporting staircase wraps the chimney with no fixings. There is a perceivable tension here between old and new as the garden is accessed from the first floor.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
North Street
A fan favourite of ours and poster house for McCreanor and Company architects for many years. Designed by Paul McCreanor in the early 2000’s as a family home for a recurring client, the home is reflective of an arts and crafts style, using a mix of gothic arches and Victorian brick detailing. The arts and crafts inspired style persists throughout the dwelling and is found in the bespoke architraves, timber fixings and expertly hand-crafted handrails.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
BALLYMACNAB
Our first barrel roof home designed almost 20 years ago. The style remains as contemporary today as it was 20 years ago. The aluminium curved roof and red mono pitched sibling nestle within the surrounding farmland. This older dwelling will still outperform many dwellings currently under construction in Northern Ireland. Its low energy consumption is thanks to the clever layout and high levels of glazing at select areas with high-density full insulated external walls.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
Rossbeg
Originally designed by McCreanor and Company Architects and built over 15 years ago, this bespoke barrel roofed dwelling offers fantastic views of the Atlantic and arching coastline. The floor plan resembles and upside-down house with sleeping on the lower level and living accommodation above. The house built into the rock of the hillside and is accessed at midlevel to take advantage of the naturally contoured stone site.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
OLD KILMORE ROAD
The existing home will be renovated to give it a new lease of life, extending the living space to give a double height living room with mezzanine office space and high level roof lights. The main block of the building will then be reclad in red standing seam aluminium, roof pitches adjusted and windows rearranged to give the whole building a new contemporary aesthetic.
CLOCK HERE
CLOCK HERE
MALONE MANOR
With the great details put into the design of the interiors of this home it is a favourite reference amongst our clients and team. Finished to the finest specifications, this high end home on the Upper Malone Road never fails to impress. The form and depth of the building does not lend itself easily to light, therefore the plan has been carefully considered to maximise natural light in the areas needed most. In the large conservatory, concerto doors open the home to the garden. Bespoke wood panelling is present throughout the dwelling
tying together the key architectural details seen in the sliding sash windows and hardwood panel doors. A hand-crafted hardwood handrail hugs the grand staircase as it leads you vertically through the floors. The floors are herringbone with a mahogany boarder.
CLICK HERE
tying together the key architectural details seen in the sliding sash windows and hardwood panel doors. A hand-crafted hardwood handrail hugs the grand staircase as it leads you vertically through the floors. The floors are herringbone with a mahogany boarder.
CLICK HERE
GARDEN VILLA
A proposal for an extension to and existing private dwelling in East Belfast. The concept was for the extension to have two distinct functions for living. Firstly, to act as a stylish garden villa to gather the family and entertain guests but also to act as a comfortable space for the couple to retire in later years close to a family home. The intersecting mono-pitched roof allows for high level natural light. The location of the villa creates a protected garden for the grand children to play safely, fully observed from the main rooms. Exposed timber beams provide structure to the roof, the effect of which is expressed in detail throughout the villa.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
Boconnell Lane
This large family home began conceptually as a modest kitchen extension to an existing dwelling. As the brief and the budget grew, we arrived together at this impressive rendition of the exiting dwelling. Constructed using traditional building methods in a style to mirror then existing, this remains a proud family home.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
HOME ON CHERRY BLOSSOM LANE
This large family home in Armagh was designed to reflect the natural progression of a semi- typical Georgian manor house. The large Georgian forms and the resultant bulk of the home is then linked to a late-Victorian styled outbuilding by a modern intervention to create a large kitchen area at the heart of the home.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
Silverford Mill
The form of the home mimics an existing agricultural barn sitting adjacent to the new build. The existing industrial chimney, an important landmark in the area, has been incorporated into the design. The chimney structurally supports the balcony and incorporates an external pizza oven opened from the first-floor balcony. A self-supporting staircase wraps the chimney with no fixings. There is a perceivable tension here between old and new as the garden is accessed from the first floor.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
North Street
A fan favourite of ours and poster house for McCreanor and Company architects for many years. Designed by Paul McCreanor in the early 2000’s as a family home for a recurring client, the home is reflective of an arts and crafts style, using a mix of gothic arches and Victorian brick detailing. The arts and crafts inspired style persists throughout the dwelling and is found in the bespoke architraves, timber fixings and expertly hand-crafted handrails.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
BALLYMACNAB
Our first barrel roof home designed almost 20 years ago. The style remains as contemporary today as it was 20 years ago. The aluminium curved roof and red mono pitched sibling nestle within the surrounding farmland. This older dwelling will still outperform many dwellings currently under construction in Northern Ireland. Its low energy consumption is thanks to the clever layout and high levels of glazing at select areas with high-density full insulated external walls.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
Rossbeg
Originally designed by McCreanor and Company Architects and built over 15 years ago, this bespoke barrel roofed dwelling offers fantastic views of the Atlantic and arching coastline. The floor plan resembles and upside-down house with sleeping on the lower level and living accommodation above. The house built into the rock of the hillside and is accessed at midlevel to take advantage of the naturally contoured stone site.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
OLD KILMORE ROAD
The existing home will be renovated to give it a new lease of life, extending the living space to give a double height living room with mezzanine office space and high level roof lights. The main block of the building will then be reclad in red standing seam aluminium, roof pitches adjusted and windows rearranged to give the whole building a new contemporary aesthetic.
CLOCK HERE
CLOCK HERE
MALONE MANOR
With the great details put into the design of the interiors of this home it is a favourite reference amongst our clients and team. Finished to the finest specifications, this high end home on the Upper Malone Road never fails to impress. The form and depth of the building does not lend itself easily to light, therefore the plan has been carefully considered to maximise natural light in the areas needed most. In the large conservatory, concerto doors open the home to the garden. Bespoke wood panelling is present throughout the dwelling
tying together the key architectural details seen in the sliding sash windows and hardwood panel doors. A hand-crafted hardwood handrail hugs the grand staircase as it leads you vertically through the floors. The floors are herringbone with a mahogany boarder.
CLICK HERE
tying together the key architectural details seen in the sliding sash windows and hardwood panel doors. A hand-crafted hardwood handrail hugs the grand staircase as it leads you vertically through the floors. The floors are herringbone with a mahogany boarder.
CLICK HERE
GARDEN VILLA
A proposal for an extension to and existing private dwelling in East Belfast. The concept was for the extension to have two distinct functions for living. Firstly, to act as a stylish garden villa to gather the family and entertain guests but also to act as a comfortable space for the couple to retire in later years close to a family home. The intersecting mono-pitched roof allows for high level natural light. The location of the villa creates a protected garden for the grand children to play safely, fully observed from the main rooms. Exposed timber beams provide structure to the roof, the effect of which is expressed in detail throughout the villa.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
Boconnell Lane
This large family home began conceptually as a modest kitchen extension to an existing dwelling. As the brief and the budget grew, we arrived together at this impressive rendition of the exiting dwelling. Constructed using traditional building methods in a style to mirror then existing, this remains a proud family home.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
HOME ON CHERRY BLOSSOM LANE
This large family home in Armagh was designed to reflect the natural progression of a semi- typical Georgian manor house. The large Georgian forms and the resultant bulk of the home is then linked to a late-Victorian styled outbuilding by a modern intervention to create a large kitchen area at the heart of the home.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
Silverford Mill
The form of the home mimics an existing agricultural barn sitting adjacent to the new build. The existing industrial chimney, an important landmark in the area, has been incorporated into the design. The chimney structurally supports the balcony and incorporates an external pizza oven opened from the first-floor balcony. A self-supporting staircase wraps the chimney with no fixings. There is a perceivable tension here between old and new as the garden is accessed from the first floor.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
North Street
A fan favourite of ours and poster house for McCreanor and Company architects for many years. Designed by Paul McCreanor in the early 2000’s as a family home for a recurring client, the home is reflective of an arts and crafts style, using a mix of gothic arches and Victorian brick detailing. The arts and crafts inspired style persists throughout the dwelling and is found in the bespoke architraves, timber fixings and expertly hand-crafted handrails.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
BALLYMACNAB
Our first barrel roof home designed almost 20 years ago. The style remains as contemporary today as it was 20 years ago. The aluminium curved roof and red mono pitched sibling nestle within the surrounding farmland. This older dwelling will still outperform many dwellings currently under construction in Northern Ireland. Its low energy consumption is thanks to the clever layout and high levels of glazing at select areas with high-density full insulated external walls.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
COMMERCIAL
COMMERCIAL
CIAO GELATO BAR
The design takes influence from the traditional Italian gelateria infused with a pop art styling to compliment the original Palladiana Terrazzo floor. To maximise the light and create a more open feeling, the first floor to the front of the building was removed to allow for a double height space which was celebrated with some fantastic light fitting’s by thelightsourceuk , a teal box to the front and teal tiles supplied by David Scotttiles complimented the existing raspberry floor. This was a great project to work on and thanks to all involved, photos by Elyse Kennedy.
EATAO ASIAN FUSION RESTAURANT
Located @rushmere_sc . We worked alongside local interior designer your_home_illustrated to develop the concept for this flagship store. The design has been heavily influenced by East Asian Architecture, taking inspiration from the traditional materials, craftsmanship and colours of the region. Many thanks to all involved including davidscotttiles for supplying the tiles and thelightsourceuk for the lighting.
ROBB BROTHER WINE MERCHANTS
The renovation of an existing 1970’s clothing factory and offices. The building has been designed to maximise the existing office and factory floor space to create a modern renovated front of house reception, showroom and purpose-built offices suites for each section of the sales and management team. The use of the Kingspan Micro-rib external cladding panels on the front façade, creates a contemporary appearance enhancing the look of the traditional brown brick. The dark anthracite grey panels and reflective glazing brings this once tired building into the 21st century.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
BMI TRAILERS
The custom built manufacturing unit provides 7 fabricating bays whilst utilising the yard space for the existing factory to maximise construction efficiency and to enable growth in the manufacturing of the trailers. Planning was approved for the factory unit along with a 4 storey Class A office building outfitted with top-of-the-line fixtures, amenities and HVAC and technological systems. The external appearance of the building maximises the height of the building through contrasting materials, with architectural brick to the base, large openings to emphasize the spaces in the open-plan offices, a combination of traditional stretcher bonds mixed with stack bond adds a vertical dimension to the front façade.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
SIMPLY FRUIT
Factory/warehouse/office renovation for large international producer of naturally fresh cut fruit. This newly renovated development allowed the company to relocate all production, distribution and administration to one location thus streamlining their services. The factory was renovated for large water runoff and moisture and the warehouse fully fitted for pallet and cold storage. The change of level within the building allowed for sunken loading ramp to the rear to nest the lorries and make loading and unloading safer.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
Coffee Kiosk
The accordion kiosk has been designed to maximise space and security whilst acting as an expressive landmark. Using selective cladding and colour schemes the kiosk can be personalised to fit any brand or context and remain outstanding due to its integral form and induction of movement.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
LOUGHVIEW
Extension to existing office accommodation to allow for business expansion. We designed a glazed timber box that is supported on the existing flat roof. The two storey glazed extension splits apart and allows light to penetrate through the forms into the existing office spaces.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
K-SPACE
K-Space NI factory and offices constructed in Carn Industrial Estate, Craigavon. The custom-built unit provides 12500sqft of floor space for the fabrication of high-quality anti-vandal cabins and secure site accommodation and full office complex. The building fabric is a combination of high-quality industrial cladding with textured facing block and glazing to the front façade. The main access to the building is an inviting entrance to the main reception with links to the main offices, conference room and canteen space all with quick access to the factory floor.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
CIAO GELATO BAR
The design takes influence from the traditional Italian gelateria infused with a pop art styling to compliment the original Palladiana Terrazzo floor. To maximise the light and create a more open feeling, the first floor to the front of the building was removed to allow for a double height space which was celebrated with some fantastic light fitting’s by thelightsourceuk , a teal box to the front and teal tiles supplied by David Scotttiles complimented the existing raspberry floor. This was a great project to work on and thanks to all involved, photos by Elyse Kennedy.
EATAO ASIAN FUSION RESTAURANT
Located @rushmere_sc . We worked alongside local interior designer your_home_illustrated to develop the concept for this flagship store. The design has been heavily influenced by East Asian Architecture, taking inspiration from the traditional materials, craftsmanship and colours of the region. Many thanks to all involved including davidscotttiles for supplying the tiles and thelightsourceuk for the lighting.
ROBB BROTHER WINE MERCHANTS
The renovation of an existing 1970’s clothing factory and offices. The building has been designed to maximise the existing office and factory floor space to create a modern renovated front of house reception, showroom and purpose-built offices suites for each section of the sales and management team. The use of the Kingspan Micro-rib external cladding panels on the front façade, creates a contemporary appearance enhancing the look of the traditional brown brick. The dark anthracite grey panels and reflective glazing brings this once tired building into the 21st century.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
BMI TRAILERS
The custom built manufacturing unit provides 7 fabricating bays whilst utilising the yard space for the existing factory to maximise construction efficiency and to enable growth in the manufacturing of the trailers. Planning was approved for the factory unit along with a 4 storey Class A office building outfitted with top-of-the-line fixtures, amenities and HVAC and technological systems. The external appearance of the building maximises the height of the building through contrasting materials, with architectural brick to the base, large openings to emphasize the spaces in the open-plan offices, a combination of traditional stretcher bonds mixed with stack bond adds a vertical dimension to the front façade.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
SIMPLY FRUIT
Factory/warehouse/office renovation for large international producer of naturally fresh cut fruit. This newly renovated development allowed the company to relocate all production, distribution and administration to one location thus streamlining their services. The factory was renovated for large water runoff and moisture and the warehouse fully fitted for pallet and cold storage. The change of level within the building allowed for sunken loading ramp to the rear to nest the lorries and make loading and unloading safer.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
Coffee Kiosk
The accordion kiosk has been designed to maximise space and security whilst acting as an expressive landmark. Using selective cladding and colour schemes the kiosk can be personalised to fit any brand or context and remain outstanding due to its integral form and induction of movement.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
LOUGHVIEW
Extension to existing office accommodation to allow for business expansion. We designed a glazed timber box that is supported on the existing flat roof. The two storey glazed extension splits apart and allows light to penetrate through the forms into the existing office spaces.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
K-SPACE
K-Space NI factory and offices constructed in Carn Industrial Estate, Craigavon. The custom-built unit provides 12500sqft of floor space for the fabrication of high-quality anti-vandal cabins and secure site accommodation and full office complex. The building fabric is a combination of high-quality industrial cladding with textured facing block and glazing to the front façade. The main access to the building is an inviting entrance to the main reception with links to the main offices, conference room and canteen space all with quick access to the factory floor.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
CIAO GELATO BAR
The design takes influence from the traditional Italian gelateria infused with a pop art styling to compliment the original Palladiana Terrazzo floor. To maximise the light and create a more open feeling, the first floor to the front of the building was removed to allow for a double height space which was celebrated with some fantastic light fitting’s by thelightsourceuk , a teal box to the front and teal tiles supplied by David Scotttiles complimented the existing raspberry floor. This was a great project to work on and thanks to all involved, photos by Elyse Kennedy.
EATAO ASIAN FUSION RESTAURANT
Located @rushmere_sc . We worked alongside local interior designer your_home_illustrated to develop the concept for this flagship store. The design has been heavily influenced by East Asian Architecture, taking inspiration from the traditional materials, craftsmanship and colours of the region. Many thanks to all involved including davidscotttiles for supplying the tiles and thelightsourceuk for the lighting.
ROBB BROTHER WINE MERCHANTS
The renovation of an existing 1970’s clothing factory and offices. The building has been designed to maximise the existing office and factory floor space to create a modern renovated front of house reception, showroom and purpose-built offices suites for each section of the sales and management team. The use of the Kingspan Micro-rib external cladding panels on the front façade, creates a contemporary appearance enhancing the look of the traditional brown brick. The dark anthracite grey panels and reflective glazing brings this once tired building into the 21st century.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
BMI TRAILERS
The custom built manufacturing unit provides 7 fabricating bays whilst utilising the yard space for the existing factory to maximise construction efficiency and to enable growth in the manufacturing of the trailers. Planning was approved for the factory unit along with a 4 storey Class A office building outfitted with top-of-the-line fixtures, amenities and HVAC and technological systems. The external appearance of the building maximises the height of the building through contrasting materials, with architectural brick to the base, large openings to emphasize the spaces in the open-plan offices, a combination of traditional stretcher bonds mixed with stack bond adds a vertical dimension to the front façade.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
SIMPLY FRUIT
Factory/warehouse/office renovation for large international producer of naturally fresh cut fruit. This newly renovated development allowed the company to relocate all production, distribution and administration to one location thus streamlining their services. The factory was renovated for large water runoff and moisture and the warehouse fully fitted for pallet and cold storage. The change of level within the building allowed for sunken loading ramp to the rear to nest the lorries and make loading and unloading safer.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
Coffee Kiosk
The accordion kiosk has been designed to maximise space and security whilst acting as an expressive landmark. Using selective cladding and colour schemes the kiosk can be personalised to fit any brand or context and remain outstanding due to its integral form and induction of movement.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
LOUGHVIEW
Extension to existing office accommodation to allow for business expansion. We designed a glazed timber box that is supported on the existing flat roof. The two storey glazed extension splits apart and allows light to penetrate through the forms into the existing office spaces.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
K-SPACE
K-Space NI factory and offices constructed in Carn Industrial Estate, Craigavon. The custom-built unit provides 12500sqft of floor space for the fabrication of high-quality anti-vandal cabins and secure site accommodation and full office complex. The building fabric is a combination of high-quality industrial cladding with textured facing block and glazing to the front façade. The main access to the building is an inviting entrance to the main reception with links to the main offices, conference room and canteen space all with quick access to the factory floor.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
CIAO GELATO BAR
The design takes influence from the traditional Italian gelateria infused with a pop art styling to compliment the original Palladiana Terrazzo floor. To maximise the light and create a more open feeling, the first floor to the front of the building was removed to allow for a double height space which was celebrated with some fantastic light fitting’s by thelightsourceuk , a teal box to the front and teal tiles supplied by David Scotttiles complimented the existing raspberry floor. This was a great project to work on and thanks to all involved, photos by Elyse Kennedy.
EATAO ASIAN FUSION RESTAURANT
Located @rushmere_sc . We worked alongside local interior designer your_home_illustrated to develop the concept for this flagship store. The design has been heavily influenced by East Asian Architecture, taking inspiration from the traditional materials, craftsmanship and colours of the region. Many thanks to all involved including davidscotttiles for supplying the tiles and thelightsourceuk for the lighting.
ROBB BROTHER WINE MERCHANTS
The renovation of an existing 1970’s clothing factory and offices. The building has been designed to maximise the existing office and factory floor space to create a modern renovated front of house reception, showroom and purpose-built offices suites for each section of the sales and management team. The use of the Kingspan Micro-rib external cladding panels on the front façade, creates a contemporary appearance enhancing the look of the traditional brown brick. The dark anthracite grey panels and reflective glazing brings this once tired building into the 21st century.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
BMI TRAILERS
The custom built manufacturing unit provides 7 fabricating bays whilst utilising the yard space for the existing factory to maximise construction efficiency and to enable growth in the manufacturing of the trailers. Planning was approved for the factory unit along with a 4 storey Class A office building outfitted with top-of-the-line fixtures, amenities and HVAC and technological systems. The external appearance of the building maximises the height of the building through contrasting materials, with architectural brick to the base, large openings to emphasize the spaces in the open-plan offices, a combination of traditional stretcher bonds mixed with stack bond adds a vertical dimension to the front façade.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
SIMPLY FRUIT
Factory/warehouse/office renovation for large international producer of naturally fresh cut fruit. This newly renovated development allowed the company to relocate all production, distribution and administration to one location thus streamlining their services. The factory was renovated for large water runoff and moisture and the warehouse fully fitted for pallet and cold storage. The change of level within the building allowed for sunken loading ramp to the rear to nest the lorries and make loading and unloading safer.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
Coffee Kiosk
The accordion kiosk has been designed to maximise space and security whilst acting as an expressive landmark. Using selective cladding and colour schemes the kiosk can be personalised to fit any brand or context and remain outstanding due to its integral form and induction of movement.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
LOUGHVIEW
Extension to existing office accommodation to allow for business expansion. We designed a glazed timber box that is supported on the existing flat roof. The two storey glazed extension splits apart and allows light to penetrate through the forms into the existing office spaces.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
K-SPACE
K-Space NI factory and offices constructed in Carn Industrial Estate, Craigavon. The custom-built unit provides 12500sqft of floor space for the fabrication of high-quality anti-vandal cabins and secure site accommodation and full office complex. The building fabric is a combination of high-quality industrial cladding with textured facing block and glazing to the front façade. The main access to the building is an inviting entrance to the main reception with links to the main offices, conference room and canteen space all with quick access to the factory floor.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
HEALTH, LEISURE AND EDUCATION
HEALTH, LEISURE AND EDUCATION
ARMAGH GAA TRAINING FACILITY
A new training facility for Armagh GAA. This high-performance facility encompasses four fully sized Gaelic/hurling/camogie pitches and a large bubble dome for all weather training. The large orange and grey clad building provide a gym with views over the main training pitch, a team physio, treatment rooms, changing rooms and a thermal recovery bath facility. The inverted sloped roof of the main building provides high level windows to the teams changing rooms. This provides natural light and ventilation to the changing rooms as well as privacy and security. The main building will also house all the admin facilities, team talk areas, audio visual rooms and the club museum.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
CASTLEBRIDGE MANOR
A ninety-eight-bed private clinic in Castlebridge, Co. Wexford. The building was designed to present the aesthetic of a prestigious country club and provide elderly residents with a very high quality of life. The Georgian style building conceals an internal courtyard where the glazed, temperature-controlled garden pavilion allows the residents to experience nature even during the cold autumn and winter seasons.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
ST MARYS GAC
The new home of St Mary’s GAC. The new club building will feature two full size GAA pitches, three MUGA’s (multi-use games area) with a double height sports hall, fitness suites and team motivation hall.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
WONDERWORLD DAY-CARE AND CRECHE
Located in the centre of Warringstown Wonderworld Day Care and Creche has been restored and rejuvenated life back into the former Planters Tavern. The building itself dating from around the 1700's. Externally the building has remained virtually untouched, however upon entering the former restaurant is unrecognisable. A central play courtyard floods the building with light and state of the art care rooms meeting each child’s individual needs.
Legahory
CLICK HERE
Legahory
CLICK HERE
LURGAN + VET
Designed to accommodate heavy human/animal traffic with advanced sanitary spaces. This specialist surgery is dedicated to the wellbeing of animals. This modest veterinary practice houses emergency treatment facilities, routine health checks, vaccinations, microchipping and other essential assistances.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
CLAN NA GAEL, LURGAN
New and improved club house for Clan na Gael, Lurgan. The new building provides the long standing GAA club meeting rooms, toilets, changing, admin kitchen and club hall. The firstfloor club rooms large gable window provides the best possible view of the main pitch.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
MEDIA BOXES, ATHLETIC GROUNDS
Our proposal to provide new media boxes for the Armagh athletic grounds. The retired shipping containers were converted onto usable space and supported on a steel frame above the existing spectators stands. The converted containers allow media cameras and professional commentators a full 180° view of the pitch.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
ARMAGH GAA TRAINING FACILITY
A new training facility for Armagh GAA. This high-performance facility encompasses four fully sized Gaelic/hurling/camogie pitches and a large bubble dome for all weather training. The large orange and grey clad building provide a gym with views over the main training pitch, a team physio, treatment rooms, changing rooms and a thermal recovery bath facility. The inverted sloped roof of the main building provides high level windows to the teams changing rooms. This provides natural light and ventilation to the changing rooms as well as privacy and security. The main building will also house all the admin facilities, team talk areas, audio visual rooms and the club museum.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
CASTLEBRIDGE MANOR
A ninety-eight-bed private clinic in Castlebridge, Co. Wexford. The building was designed to present the aesthetic of a prestigious country club and provide elderly residents with a very high quality of life. The Georgian style building conceals an internal courtyard where the glazed, temperature-controlled garden pavilion allows the residents to experience nature even during the cold autumn and winter seasons.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
ST MARYS GAC
The new home of St Mary’s GAC. The new club building will feature two full size GAA pitches, three MUGA’s (multi-use games area) with a double height sports hall, fitness suites and team motivation hall.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
WONDERWORLD DAY-CARE AND CRECHE
Located in the centre of Warringstown Wonderworld Day Care and Creche has been restored and rejuvenated life back into the former Planters Tavern. The building itself dating from around the 1700's. Externally the building has remained virtually untouched, however upon entering the former restaurant is unrecognisable. A central play courtyard floods the building with light and state of the art care rooms meeting each child’s individual needs.
Legahory
CLICK HERE
Legahory
CLICK HERE
LURGAN + VET
Designed to accommodate heavy human/animal traffic with advanced sanitary spaces. This specialist surgery is dedicated to the wellbeing of animals. This modest veterinary practice houses emergency treatment facilities, routine health checks, vaccinations, microchipping and other essential assistances.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
CLAN NA GAEL, LURGAN
New and improved club house for Clan na Gael, Lurgan. The new building provides the long standing GAA club meeting rooms, toilets, changing, admin kitchen and club hall. The firstfloor club rooms large gable window provides the best possible view of the main pitch.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
MEDIA BOXES, ATHLETIC GROUNDS
Our proposal to provide new media boxes for the Armagh athletic grounds. The retired shipping containers were converted onto usable space and supported on a steel frame above the existing spectators stands. The converted containers allow media cameras and professional commentators a full 180° view of the pitch.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
ARMAGH GAA TRAINING FACILITY
A new training facility for Armagh GAA. This high-performance facility encompasses four fully sized Gaelic/hurling/camogie pitches and a large bubble dome for all weather training. The large orange and grey clad building provide a gym with views over the main training pitch, a team physio, treatment rooms, changing rooms and a thermal recovery bath facility. The inverted sloped roof of the main building provides high level windows to the teams changing rooms. This provides natural light and ventilation to the changing rooms as well as privacy and security. The main building will also house all the admin facilities, team talk areas, audio visual rooms and the club museum.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
CASTLEBRIDGE MANOR
A ninety-eight-bed private clinic in Castlebridge, Co. Wexford. The building was designed to present the aesthetic of a prestigious country club and provide elderly residents with a very high quality of life. The Georgian style building conceals an internal courtyard where the glazed, temperature-controlled garden pavilion allows the residents to experience nature even during the cold autumn and winter seasons.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
ST MARYS GAC
The new home of St Mary’s GAC. The new club building will feature two full size GAA pitches, three MUGA’s (multi-use games area) with a double height sports hall, fitness suites and team motivation hall.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
WONDERWORLD DAY-CARE AND CRECHE
Located in the centre of Warringstown Wonderworld Day Care and Creche has been restored and rejuvenated life back into the former Planters Tavern. The building itself dating from around the 1700's. Externally the building has remained virtually untouched, however upon entering the former restaurant is unrecognisable. A central play courtyard floods the building with light and state of the art care rooms meeting each child’s individual needs.
Legahory
CLICK HERE
Legahory
CLICK HERE
LURGAN + VET
Designed to accommodate heavy human/animal traffic with advanced sanitary spaces. This specialist surgery is dedicated to the wellbeing of animals. This modest veterinary practice houses emergency treatment facilities, routine health checks, vaccinations, microchipping and other essential assistances.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
CLAN NA GAEL, LURGAN
New and improved club house for Clan na Gael, Lurgan. The new building provides the long standing GAA club meeting rooms, toilets, changing, admin kitchen and club hall. The firstfloor club rooms large gable window provides the best possible view of the main pitch.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
MEDIA BOXES, ATHLETIC GROUNDS
Our proposal to provide new media boxes for the Armagh athletic grounds. The retired shipping containers were converted onto usable space and supported on a steel frame above the existing spectators stands. The converted containers allow media cameras and professional commentators a full 180° view of the pitch.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
ARMAGH GAA TRAINING FACILITY
A new training facility for Armagh GAA. This high-performance facility encompasses four fully sized Gaelic/hurling/camogie pitches and a large bubble dome for all weather training. The large orange and grey clad building provide a gym with views over the main training pitch, a team physio, treatment rooms, changing rooms and a thermal recovery bath facility. The inverted sloped roof of the main building provides high level windows to the teams changing rooms. This provides natural light and ventilation to the changing rooms as well as privacy and security. The main building will also house all the admin facilities, team talk areas, audio visual rooms and the club museum.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
CASTLEBRIDGE MANOR
A ninety-eight-bed private clinic in Castlebridge, Co. Wexford. The building was designed to present the aesthetic of a prestigious country club and provide elderly residents with a very high quality of life. The Georgian style building conceals an internal courtyard where the glazed, temperature-controlled garden pavilion allows the residents to experience nature even during the cold autumn and winter seasons.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
ST MARYS GAC
The new home of St Mary’s GAC. The new club building will feature two full size GAA pitches, three MUGA’s (multi-use games area) with a double height sports hall, fitness suites and team motivation hall.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
WONDERWORLD DAY-CARE AND CRECHE
Located in the centre of Warringstown Wonderworld Day Care and Creche has been restored and rejuvenated life back into the former Planters Tavern. The building itself dating from around the 1700's. Externally the building has remained virtually untouched, however upon entering the former restaurant is unrecognisable. A central play courtyard floods the building with light and state of the art care rooms meeting each child’s individual needs.
Legahory
CLICK HERE
Legahory
CLICK HERE
LURGAN + VET
Designed to accommodate heavy human/animal traffic with advanced sanitary spaces. This specialist surgery is dedicated to the wellbeing of animals. This modest veterinary practice houses emergency treatment facilities, routine health checks, vaccinations, microchipping and other essential assistances.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
CLAN NA GAEL, LURGAN
New and improved club house for Clan na Gael, Lurgan. The new building provides the long standing GAA club meeting rooms, toilets, changing, admin kitchen and club hall. The firstfloor club rooms large gable window provides the best possible view of the main pitch.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
MEDIA BOXES, ATHLETIC GROUNDS
Our proposal to provide new media boxes for the Armagh athletic grounds. The retired shipping containers were converted onto usable space and supported on a steel frame above the existing spectators stands. The converted containers allow media cameras and professional commentators a full 180° view of the pitch.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
ARMAGH GAA TRAINING FACILITY
A new training facility for Armagh GAA. This high-performance facility encompasses four fully sized Gaelic/hurling/camogie pitches and a large bubble dome for all weather training. The large orange and grey clad building provide a gym with views over the main training pitch, a team physio, treatment rooms, changing rooms and a thermal recovery bath facility. The inverted sloped roof of the main building provides high level windows to the teams changing rooms. This provides natural light and ventilation to the changing rooms as well as privacy and security. The main building will also house all the admin facilities, team talk areas, audio visual rooms and the club museum.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
CASTLEBRIDGE MANOR
A ninety-eight-bed private clinic in Castlebridge, Co. Wexford. The building was designed to present the aesthetic of a prestigious country club and provide elderly residents with a very high quality of life. The Georgian style building conceals an internal courtyard where the glazed, temperature-controlled garden pavilion allows the residents to experience nature even during the cold autumn and winter seasons.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
ST MARYS GAC
The new home of St Mary’s GAC. The new club building will feature two full size GAA pitches, three MUGA’s (multi-use games area) with a double height sports hall, fitness suites and team motivation hall.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
WONDERWORLD DAY-CARE AND CRECHE
Located in the centre of Warringstown Wonderworld Day Care and Creche has been restored and rejuvenated life back into the former Planters Tavern. The building itself dating from around the 1700's. Externally the building has remained virtually untouched, however upon entering the former restaurant is unrecognisable. A central play courtyard floods the building with light and state of the art care rooms meeting each child’s individual needs.
Legahory
CLICK HERE
Legahory
CLICK HERE
LURGAN + VET
Designed to accommodate heavy human/animal traffic with advanced sanitary spaces. This specialist surgery is dedicated to the wellbeing of animals. This modest veterinary practice houses emergency treatment facilities, routine health checks, vaccinations, microchipping and other essential assistances.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
CLAN NA GAEL, LURGAN
New and improved club house for Clan na Gael, Lurgan. The new building provides the long standing GAA club meeting rooms, toilets, changing, admin kitchen and club hall. The firstfloor club rooms large gable window provides the best possible view of the main pitch.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
MEDIA BOXES, ATHLETIC GROUNDS
Our proposal to provide new media boxes for the Armagh athletic grounds. The retired shipping containers were converted onto usable space and supported on a steel frame above the existing spectators stands. The converted containers allow media cameras and professional commentators a full 180° view of the pitch.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
LIVING AND COMMUNITIES
LIVING AND COMMUNITIES
LOUGH ROAD
Winner of the National Housing Building Council award for best regional housing development. The scheme consists of a mix of semi-detached dwellings, townhouses and
apartments. The design, quality of materials and finishing sets these Georgian inspired homes apart from other developments of similar character.
CLICK HERE
apartments. The design, quality of materials and finishing sets these Georgian inspired homes apart from other developments of similar character.
CLICK HERE
MONKSTOWN
Proposed social housing project in Monkstown. The scheme consists of forty units. A mix of detached, semi-detached, townhouses and apartments. A village green provides large open space for the community, encouraging social interaction.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
LINEN FEILDS, MOIRA
Housing development in Moira. The scheme consists of sizable detached and semi-detached dwellings together with multiple apartment types. All arranged around a large open space.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
WHITEHALL GATE, AGHAGALLON
Mixed-use development consisting of housing and retail. The scheme is a mix of detached and semidetached house-types fronted by a greengrocer and butchers to service the local community.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
LEGAHORY
Leaghory is an up and coming area in the centre of Craigavon, the proposed housing is located on the derelict site of the former Legahory Police Station. The site was zoned for housing under the Craigavon Area Plan 2010, which included the demolition of the existing station. The proposal includes a combination of detached and semi-detached high-end dwellings split into two phases of 48 and 62 dwellings. The first 48 dwellings under phase 1 received planning in 2019. Phase two currently has been through the process of community consultation with the hopes for the application to progress in the near future.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
SCARVA ROAD
A cluster of three bespoke dwellings, each unique to their setting but sharing an architectural language. The dwellings designed for specialist contractor are finished to the highest of standards with fantastic views of the surrounding countryside.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
LAGAN GATE
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CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
LIGHTHOUSE APARTMENTS
Proposal for a high-end apartment building in Portrush. The scheme consists of five residential apartments all with their own private amenity balconies easily converted to winder gardens. Each apartment boasts views of the Atlantic Ocean.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
CLONTIFLEECE
A rural housing scheme near Warrenpoint. The homes were designed to retain the major characteristics of traditional farming dwellings with modern interventions as seen in the large, double height windows and zinc clad dormer windows.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
SWORDS
Our proposal for a housing scheme in swords, Dublin. The sawtooth roofs break the skyline of these three storey dwellings helping them settle into their location. The scheme uses subtle brick textures, colours and detailing to add character to the project and set it apart from the surrounding developments.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
KINGSWAY DUNMURRAY
A mixed use commercial and housing scheme in the centre of Dunmurry village. The approved scheme is a traditional 4 storey corner building which incorporates Belfast brick and seamless modern glazing systems. The building design has taken influences from the traditional Belfast mill building. The proposal has dual frontage onto Kingsway and Church Avenue with personal balcony spaces maximising the outlook onto Dunmurry Park. The amenity space has been designed to provide a useful extension of space from the inside of the apartment whilst remaining useable all year round even during our very unpredictable Northern Irish weather.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
LOUGH ROAD
Winner of the National Housing Building Council award for best regional housing development. The scheme consists of a mix of semi-detached dwellings, townhouses and
apartments. The design, quality of materials and finishing sets these Georgian inspired homes apart from other developments of similar character.
CLICK HERE
apartments. The design, quality of materials and finishing sets these Georgian inspired homes apart from other developments of similar character.
CLICK HERE
MONKSTOWN
Proposed social housing project in Monkstown. The scheme consists of forty units. A mix of detached, semi-detached, townhouses and apartments. A village green provides large open space for the community, encouraging social interaction.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
LINEN FEILDS, MOIRA
Housing development in Moira. The scheme consists of sizable detached and semi-detached dwellings together with multiple apartment types. All arranged around a large open space.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
WHITEHALL GATE, AGHAGALLON
Mixed-use development consisting of housing and retail. The scheme is a mix of detached and semidetached house-types fronted by a greengrocer and butchers to service the local community.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
LEGAHORY
Leaghory is an up and coming area in the centre of Craigavon, the proposed housing is located on the derelict site of the former Legahory Police Station. The site was zoned for housing under the Craigavon Area Plan 2010, which included the demolition of the existing station. The proposal includes a combination of detached and semi-detached high-end dwellings split into two phases of 48 and 62 dwellings. The first 48 dwellings under phase 1 received planning in 2019. Phase two currently has been through the process of community consultation with the hopes for the application to progress in the near future.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
SCARVA ROAD
A cluster of three bespoke dwellings, each unique to their setting but sharing an architectural language. The dwellings designed for specialist contractor are finished to the highest of standards with fantastic views of the surrounding countryside.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
LAGAN GATE
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CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
LIGHTHOUSE APARTMENTS
Proposal for a high-end apartment building in Portrush. The scheme consists of five residential apartments all with their own private amenity balconies easily converted to winder gardens. Each apartment boasts views of the Atlantic Ocean.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
CLONTIFLEECE
A rural housing scheme near Warrenpoint. The homes were designed to retain the major characteristics of traditional farming dwellings with modern interventions as seen in the large, double height windows and zinc clad dormer windows.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
SWORDS
Our proposal for a housing scheme in swords, Dublin. The sawtooth roofs break the skyline of these three storey dwellings helping them settle into their location. The scheme uses subtle brick textures, colours and detailing to add character to the project and set it apart from the surrounding developments.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
KINGSWAY DUNMURRAY
A mixed use commercial and housing scheme in the centre of Dunmurry village. The approved scheme is a traditional 4 storey corner building which incorporates Belfast brick and seamless modern glazing systems. The building design has taken influences from the traditional Belfast mill building. The proposal has dual frontage onto Kingsway and Church Avenue with personal balcony spaces maximising the outlook onto Dunmurry Park. The amenity space has been designed to provide a useful extension of space from the inside of the apartment whilst remaining useable all year round even during our very unpredictable Northern Irish weather.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
LOUGH ROAD
Winner of the National Housing Building Council award for best regional housing development. The scheme consists of a mix of semi-detached dwellings, townhouses and
apartments. The design, quality of materials and finishing sets these Georgian inspired homes apart from other developments of similar character.
CLICK HERE
apartments. The design, quality of materials and finishing sets these Georgian inspired homes apart from other developments of similar character.
CLICK HERE
MONKSTOWN
Proposed social housing project in Monkstown. The scheme consists of forty units. A mix of detached, semi-detached, townhouses and apartments. A village green provides large open space for the community, encouraging social interaction.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
LINEN FEILDS, MOIRA
Housing development in Moira. The scheme consists of sizable detached and semi-detached dwellings together with multiple apartment types. All arranged around a large open space.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
WHITEHALL GATE, AGHAGALLON
Mixed-use development consisting of housing and retail. The scheme is a mix of detached and semidetached house-types fronted by a greengrocer and butchers to service the local community.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
LEGAHORY
Leaghory is an up and coming area in the centre of Craigavon, the proposed housing is located on the derelict site of the former Legahory Police Station. The site was zoned for housing under the Craigavon Area Plan 2010, which included the demolition of the existing station. The proposal includes a combination of detached and semi-detached high-end dwellings split into two phases of 48 and 62 dwellings. The first 48 dwellings under phase 1 received planning in 2019. Phase two currently has been through the process of community consultation with the hopes for the application to progress in the near future.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
SCARVA ROAD
A cluster of three bespoke dwellings, each unique to their setting but sharing an architectural language. The dwellings designed for specialist contractor are finished to the highest of standards with fantastic views of the surrounding countryside.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
LAGAN GATE
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CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
LIGHTHOUSE APARTMENTS
Proposal for a high-end apartment building in Portrush. The scheme consists of five residential apartments all with their own private amenity balconies easily converted to winder gardens. Each apartment boasts views of the Atlantic Ocean.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
CLONTIFLEECE
A rural housing scheme near Warrenpoint. The homes were designed to retain the major characteristics of traditional farming dwellings with modern interventions as seen in the large, double height windows and zinc clad dormer windows.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
SWORDS
Our proposal for a housing scheme in swords, Dublin. The sawtooth roofs break the skyline of these three storey dwellings helping them settle into their location. The scheme uses subtle brick textures, colours and detailing to add character to the project and set it apart from the surrounding developments.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
KINGSWAY DUNMURRAY
A mixed use commercial and housing scheme in the centre of Dunmurry village. The approved scheme is a traditional 4 storey corner building which incorporates Belfast brick and seamless modern glazing systems. The building design has taken influences from the traditional Belfast mill building. The proposal has dual frontage onto Kingsway and Church Avenue with personal balcony spaces maximising the outlook onto Dunmurry Park. The amenity space has been designed to provide a useful extension of space from the inside of the apartment whilst remaining useable all year round even during our very unpredictable Northern Irish weather.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
CONSERVATION AND SUSTAINABLE REGENERATION
CONSERVATION AND SUSTAINABLE REGENERATION
The Town Vet
Extension and renovation of existing veterinary practice. The site is located on the origional townland boundary of Lurgan and is in a prominent part of the urban fabric, adjacent to a B1 listed former courthouse building. The existing buildings were two terraced flats with ground floor shops built between 1846-1862. In 1982 the buildings were altered beyond recognition and the first floor converted for commercial use.
Quintin Castle
Quintin Castle is a 3 storey ‘castle style’ mansion constructed c.1855 with traditional battlements, towers and outer bailey, all constructed around a smaller 12th century John De Courcy tower. The castle is set on the rocky shore of the Ards Peninsula with spectacular views over Quintin Bay and the Irish Sea. Historically Quintin Castle provided as a home for many influential people however around the 1980’s it was converted from a dwelling to a privately run nursing home for the local community.
We have currently received planning approval to convert the castle into a 9-bedroom guesthouse with facilities for corporate events and hire. We are currently seeking further planning permission to convert the existing courtyard space into a fully covered function room with full commercial kitchen facilities ancillary to the main castle. The design for the courtyard incorporates traditional materials and sympathetically connects the new and the old. The visitor to this building will be welcomed by the openness of the space with the timber structure leading the eye to the large glazed roof lantern.
We have currently received planning approval to convert the castle into a 9-bedroom guesthouse with facilities for corporate events and hire. We are currently seeking further planning permission to convert the existing courtyard space into a fully covered function room with full commercial kitchen facilities ancillary to the main castle. The design for the courtyard incorporates traditional materials and sympathetically connects the new and the old. The visitor to this building will be welcomed by the openness of the space with the timber structure leading the eye to the large glazed roof lantern.
Cherryvalley
Orchard House is located in the quiet suburbs of Belfast city, it is nestled amongst a neighbourhood of up-market homes each with a backdrop of the Castlereagh Hills. Orchard house is a late Victorian two and half storey pair of semi-detached dwellings with modern extension to the rear of the building previously used as a care home. The building is located on the corner of Cherryvalley and Cherryvalley Park and surrounded by mature landscaped gardens. We received planning approval to convert the existing building into twelve apartments whilst sympathetically retaining the character of the existing building and the area which it is located. Future plans are currently being processed
to remove the non-historic extension to the rear in replacement with a traditional pair of semidetached dwellings off similar scale and materiality to the existing building.
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to remove the non-historic extension to the rear in replacement with a traditional pair of semidetached dwellings off similar scale and materiality to the existing building.
CLICK HERE
Baird McNutt Factory
Renovation and extension to traditional Irish linen factory and dyeworks in Ballymena. Completed in 2005 we restored this listed building, reintroducing the linen works and extending the building for office accommodation and staff welfare facilities.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
Pheonix Park Memorial Bridge
Competition entry for commemorative bridge at the Irish National War memorial Gardens in Phoenix Park, Dublin. The design of the bridge pays tribute to the original proposal by Edwin Lutyen in respect to the curved arch, large abutments and solid construction. Reflective of the white gravestones; constructed from smooth white polished concrete and engraved with the memorial slogan ‘Their Name Liveth Evermore’ giving the user the sense of place and invoking the true meaning of the gardens.
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Mount Pleasant
Mount Pleasant is a fine two-storey castellated Listed house of late eighteenth century origins. It is a good and unusual example of the range of linen houses in the Bann valley. The existing historic fabric was conserved using traditional materials and techniques whilst side and rear extensions were designed and constructed to be in keeping with the style, form and massing of this important building. The new extensions improve the flow of the building and the new kitchen/living/dining extension spills out into the enclosed walled garden.
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Ann Street Dungannon
Our competition winning proposal for the regeneration of Anne Street in Dungannon run by the local council. The multi-use proposal involves the development of two large retail units, a mix of office and smaller retail units, apartments, a gym and a hotel, all situated around an open public space to be used as a weekend market.
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English Street, Armagh
Receiving funding from the heritage lottery scheme. The project involves restoring a historic building in Armagh city’s conservation area into two refurbished ground floor retail units and four new apartments above.
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BANBRIDGE ROAD
Demolition of derelict outbuildings for the Planters Tavern and the relocation of a town centre for Warringstown. The development respects the historic character and existing contours of the townscape with a unique dual frontage that addresses the street and opens onto the rear of the development to provide ample parking and level access. This scheme has been adopted and loved by the residents of Warringstown since it was built in 2008.
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The Town Vet
Extension and renovation of existing veterinary practice. The site is located on the origional townland boundary of Lurgan and is in a prominent part of the urban fabric, adjacent to a B1 listed former courthouse building. The existing buildings were two terraced flats with ground floor shops built between 1846-1862. In 1982 the buildings were altered beyond recognition and the first floor converted for commercial use.
Quintin Castle
Quintin Castle is a 3 storey ‘castle style’ mansion constructed c.1855 with traditional battlements, towers and outer bailey, all constructed around a smaller 12th century John De Courcy tower. The castle is set on the rocky shore of the Ards Peninsula with spectacular views over Quintin Bay and the Irish Sea. Historically Quintin Castle provided as a home for many influential people however around the 1980’s it was converted from a dwelling to a privately run nursing home for the local community.
We have currently received planning approval to convert the castle into a 9-bedroom guesthouse with facilities for corporate events and hire. We are currently seeking further planning permission to convert the existing courtyard space into a fully covered function room with full commercial kitchen facilities ancillary to the main castle. The design for the courtyard incorporates traditional materials and sympathetically connects the new and the old. The visitor to this building will be welcomed by the openness of the space with the timber structure leading the eye to the large glazed roof lantern.
We have currently received planning approval to convert the castle into a 9-bedroom guesthouse with facilities for corporate events and hire. We are currently seeking further planning permission to convert the existing courtyard space into a fully covered function room with full commercial kitchen facilities ancillary to the main castle. The design for the courtyard incorporates traditional materials and sympathetically connects the new and the old. The visitor to this building will be welcomed by the openness of the space with the timber structure leading the eye to the large glazed roof lantern.
Cherryvalley
Orchard House is located in the quiet suburbs of Belfast city, it is nestled amongst a neighbourhood of up-market homes each with a backdrop of the Castlereagh Hills. Orchard house is a late Victorian two and half storey pair of semi-detached dwellings with modern extension to the rear of the building previously used as a care home. The building is located on the corner of Cherryvalley and Cherryvalley Park and surrounded by mature landscaped gardens. We received planning approval to convert the existing building into twelve apartments whilst sympathetically retaining the character of the existing building and the area which it is located. Future plans are currently being processed
to remove the non-historic extension to the rear in replacement with a traditional pair of semidetached dwellings off similar scale and materiality to the existing building.
CLICK HERE
to remove the non-historic extension to the rear in replacement with a traditional pair of semidetached dwellings off similar scale and materiality to the existing building.
CLICK HERE
Baird McNutt Factory
Renovation and extension to traditional Irish linen factory and dyeworks in Ballymena. Completed in 2005 we restored this listed building, reintroducing the linen works and extending the building for office accommodation and staff welfare facilities.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
Pheonix Park Memorial Bridge
Competition entry for commemorative bridge at the Irish National War memorial Gardens in Phoenix Park, Dublin. The design of the bridge pays tribute to the original proposal by Edwin Lutyen in respect to the curved arch, large abutments and solid construction. Reflective of the white gravestones; constructed from smooth white polished concrete and engraved with the memorial slogan ‘Their Name Liveth Evermore’ giving the user the sense of place and invoking the true meaning of the gardens.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
Mount Pleasant
Mount Pleasant is a fine two-storey castellated Listed house of late eighteenth century origins. It is a good and unusual example of the range of linen houses in the Bann valley. The existing historic fabric was conserved using traditional materials and techniques whilst side and rear extensions were designed and constructed to be in keeping with the style, form and massing of this important building. The new extensions improve the flow of the building and the new kitchen/living/dining extension spills out into the enclosed walled garden.
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CLICK HERE
Ann Street Dungannon
Our competition winning proposal for the regeneration of Anne Street in Dungannon run by the local council. The multi-use proposal involves the development of two large retail units, a mix of office and smaller retail units, apartments, a gym and a hotel, all situated around an open public space to be used as a weekend market.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
English Street, Armagh
Receiving funding from the heritage lottery scheme. The project involves restoring a historic building in Armagh city’s conservation area into two refurbished ground floor retail units and four new apartments above.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
BANBRIDGE ROAD
Demolition of derelict outbuildings for the Planters Tavern and the relocation of a town centre for Warringstown. The development respects the historic character and existing contours of the townscape with a unique dual frontage that addresses the street and opens onto the rear of the development to provide ample parking and level access. This scheme has been adopted and loved by the residents of Warringstown since it was built in 2008.
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The Town Vet
Extension and renovation of existing veterinary practice. The site is located on the origional townland boundary of Lurgan and is in a prominent part of the urban fabric, adjacent to a B1 listed former courthouse building. The existing buildings were two terraced flats with ground floor shops built between 1846-1862. In 1982 the buildings were altered beyond recognition and the first floor converted for commercial use.
Quintin Castle
Quintin Castle is a 3 storey ‘castle style’ mansion constructed c.1855 with traditional battlements, towers and outer bailey, all constructed around a smaller 12th century John De Courcy tower. The castle is set on the rocky shore of the Ards Peninsula with spectacular views over Quintin Bay and the Irish Sea. Historically Quintin Castle provided as a home for many influential people however around the 1980’s it was converted from a dwelling to a privately run nursing home for the local community.
We have currently received planning approval to convert the castle into a 9-bedroom guesthouse with facilities for corporate events and hire. We are currently seeking further planning permission to convert the existing courtyard space into a fully covered function room with full commercial kitchen facilities ancillary to the main castle. The design for the courtyard incorporates traditional materials and sympathetically connects the new and the old. The visitor to this building will be welcomed by the openness of the space with the timber structure leading the eye to the large glazed roof lantern.
We have currently received planning approval to convert the castle into a 9-bedroom guesthouse with facilities for corporate events and hire. We are currently seeking further planning permission to convert the existing courtyard space into a fully covered function room with full commercial kitchen facilities ancillary to the main castle. The design for the courtyard incorporates traditional materials and sympathetically connects the new and the old. The visitor to this building will be welcomed by the openness of the space with the timber structure leading the eye to the large glazed roof lantern.
Cherryvalley
Orchard House is located in the quiet suburbs of Belfast city, it is nestled amongst a neighbourhood of up-market homes each with a backdrop of the Castlereagh Hills. Orchard house is a late Victorian two and half storey pair of semi-detached dwellings with modern extension to the rear of the building previously used as a care home. The building is located on the corner of Cherryvalley and Cherryvalley Park and surrounded by mature landscaped gardens. We received planning approval to convert the existing building into twelve apartments whilst sympathetically retaining the character of the existing building and the area which it is located. Future plans are currently being processed
to remove the non-historic extension to the rear in replacement with a traditional pair of semidetached dwellings off similar scale and materiality to the existing building.
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to remove the non-historic extension to the rear in replacement with a traditional pair of semidetached dwellings off similar scale and materiality to the existing building.
CLICK HERE
Baird McNutt Factory
Renovation and extension to traditional Irish linen factory and dyeworks in Ballymena. Completed in 2005 we restored this listed building, reintroducing the linen works and extending the building for office accommodation and staff welfare facilities.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
Pheonix Park Memorial Bridge
Competition entry for commemorative bridge at the Irish National War memorial Gardens in Phoenix Park, Dublin. The design of the bridge pays tribute to the original proposal by Edwin Lutyen in respect to the curved arch, large abutments and solid construction. Reflective of the white gravestones; constructed from smooth white polished concrete and engraved with the memorial slogan ‘Their Name Liveth Evermore’ giving the user the sense of place and invoking the true meaning of the gardens.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
Mount Pleasant
Mount Pleasant is a fine two-storey castellated Listed house of late eighteenth century origins. It is a good and unusual example of the range of linen houses in the Bann valley. The existing historic fabric was conserved using traditional materials and techniques whilst side and rear extensions were designed and constructed to be in keeping with the style, form and massing of this important building. The new extensions improve the flow of the building and the new kitchen/living/dining extension spills out into the enclosed walled garden.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
Ann Street Dungannon
Our competition winning proposal for the regeneration of Anne Street in Dungannon run by the local council. The multi-use proposal involves the development of two large retail units, a mix of office and smaller retail units, apartments, a gym and a hotel, all situated around an open public space to be used as a weekend market.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
English Street, Armagh
Receiving funding from the heritage lottery scheme. The project involves restoring a historic building in Armagh city’s conservation area into two refurbished ground floor retail units and four new apartments above.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
BANBRIDGE ROAD
Demolition of derelict outbuildings for the Planters Tavern and the relocation of a town centre for Warringstown. The development respects the historic character and existing contours of the townscape with a unique dual frontage that addresses the street and opens onto the rear of the development to provide ample parking and level access. This scheme has been adopted and loved by the residents of Warringstown since it was built in 2008.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
The Town Vet
Extension and renovation of existing veterinary practice. The site is located on the origional townland boundary of Lurgan and is in a prominent part of the urban fabric, adjacent to a B1 listed former courthouse building. The existing buildings were two terraced flats with ground floor shops built between 1846-1862. In 1982 the buildings were altered beyond recognition and the first floor converted for commercial use.
Quintin Castle
Quintin Castle is a 3 storey ‘castle style’ mansion constructed c.1855 with traditional battlements, towers and outer bailey, all constructed around a smaller 12th century John De Courcy tower. The castle is set on the rocky shore of the Ards Peninsula with spectacular views over Quintin Bay and the Irish Sea. Historically Quintin Castle provided as a home for many influential people however around the 1980’s it was converted from a dwelling to a privately run nursing home for the local community.
We have currently received planning approval to convert the castle into a 9-bedroom guesthouse with facilities for corporate events and hire. We are currently seeking further planning permission to convert the existing courtyard space into a fully covered function room with full commercial kitchen facilities ancillary to the main castle. The design for the courtyard incorporates traditional materials and sympathetically connects the new and the old. The visitor to this building will be welcomed by the openness of the space with the timber structure leading the eye to the large glazed roof lantern.
We have currently received planning approval to convert the castle into a 9-bedroom guesthouse with facilities for corporate events and hire. We are currently seeking further planning permission to convert the existing courtyard space into a fully covered function room with full commercial kitchen facilities ancillary to the main castle. The design for the courtyard incorporates traditional materials and sympathetically connects the new and the old. The visitor to this building will be welcomed by the openness of the space with the timber structure leading the eye to the large glazed roof lantern.
Cherryvalley
Orchard House is located in the quiet suburbs of Belfast city, it is nestled amongst a neighbourhood of up-market homes each with a backdrop of the Castlereagh Hills. Orchard house is a late Victorian two and half storey pair of semi-detached dwellings with modern extension to the rear of the building previously used as a care home. The building is located on the corner of Cherryvalley and Cherryvalley Park and surrounded by mature landscaped gardens. We received planning approval to convert the existing building into twelve apartments whilst sympathetically retaining the character of the existing building and the area which it is located. Future plans are currently being processed
to remove the non-historic extension to the rear in replacement with a traditional pair of semidetached dwellings off similar scale and materiality to the existing building.
CLICK HERE
to remove the non-historic extension to the rear in replacement with a traditional pair of semidetached dwellings off similar scale and materiality to the existing building.
CLICK HERE
Baird McNutt Factory
Renovation and extension to traditional Irish linen factory and dyeworks in Ballymena. Completed in 2005 we restored this listed building, reintroducing the linen works and extending the building for office accommodation and staff welfare facilities.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
Pheonix Park Memorial Bridge
Competition entry for commemorative bridge at the Irish National War memorial Gardens in Phoenix Park, Dublin. The design of the bridge pays tribute to the original proposal by Edwin Lutyen in respect to the curved arch, large abutments and solid construction. Reflective of the white gravestones; constructed from smooth white polished concrete and engraved with the memorial slogan ‘Their Name Liveth Evermore’ giving the user the sense of place and invoking the true meaning of the gardens.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
Mount Pleasant
Mount Pleasant is a fine two-storey castellated Listed house of late eighteenth century origins. It is a good and unusual example of the range of linen houses in the Bann valley. The existing historic fabric was conserved using traditional materials and techniques whilst side and rear extensions were designed and constructed to be in keeping with the style, form and massing of this important building. The new extensions improve the flow of the building and the new kitchen/living/dining extension spills out into the enclosed walled garden.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
Ann Street Dungannon
Our competition winning proposal for the regeneration of Anne Street in Dungannon run by the local council. The multi-use proposal involves the development of two large retail units, a mix of office and smaller retail units, apartments, a gym and a hotel, all situated around an open public space to be used as a weekend market.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
English Street, Armagh
Receiving funding from the heritage lottery scheme. The project involves restoring a historic building in Armagh city’s conservation area into two refurbished ground floor retail units and four new apartments above.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
BANBRIDGE ROAD
Demolition of derelict outbuildings for the Planters Tavern and the relocation of a town centre for Warringstown. The development respects the historic character and existing contours of the townscape with a unique dual frontage that addresses the street and opens onto the rear of the development to provide ample parking and level access. This scheme has been adopted and loved by the residents of Warringstown since it was built in 2008.
CLICK HERE
CLICK HERE
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