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We are an architectural practice. How are we different?
We listen & learn: We want you to tell us about your ideas, your objectives and your requirements.
We propose ideas: We develop each design as a unique solution to the clients needs and the site.
We evolve the design: The first scheme is often a basis for discussion and an analysis of the opportunities and limitations of the site.
We have special skills: Our conservation and energy efficiency knowledge allows us to define and optimise sensitive design solutions for existing and new building stock.
We implement: Our project management knowledge and extensive cross – construction industry experience allows us to guide you in the optimum method of construction and selection of contractors.
We have local experience: We have extensive experience working as architects in Meath & Dublin.
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- stephenson gibney house, ratoath
- Having worked for both Sam Stephenson as an assistant in London in the summer of 1989 and Arthur Gibney & Partners in Dublin for four years after college, I was surprised to learn that there was a Stephenson Gibney house in Ratoath when I was contacted by the owners in March 2010. The house which [...] Read more – ‘stephenson gibney house, ratoath’.
- dublin civic trust energy efficiency in traditional buildings seminar
- A seminar was held by the Dublin Civic Trust on Tuesday outlining the challenges in relation to energy upgrading of historic buildings. Fergal was a speaker on the day in addition to Duncan Stewart, Moses Jenkins of Historic Scotland and Kevin O’Rourke of SEAI. The day which was attended by architects, conservation officers, planners and [...] Read more – ‘dublin civic trust energy efficiency in traditional buildings seminar’.
- how to achieve A2 energy rating/2013 building regulations compliance
- At the SEAI “See the Light” Conference in UCD, Dublin earlier this month, Martin Vaughan of the DOECLG outlined the targets for 2013-2016 part L energy performance of new dwellings. It is anticipated that new housing will be required to achieve an A2 energy rating/BER energy value of 45kwh/m2/yr. Having completed the 87 South Avenue [...] Read more – ‘how to achieve A2 energy rating/2013 building regulations compliance’.