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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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- REPS 4 traditional farm buildings grants scheme
- Conservation is not just about the grand houses. We were pleased to have completed the first project under the Heritage Council REPS 4 Traditional Farm Buildings Grants Scheme at a traditional barn dating from the 1600s on the Cooley Peninsula near Dundalk. The scheme provides grant assistance for the repair of traditional farm buildings of [...] Read more – ‘REPS 4 traditional farm buildings grants scheme’.
- grade II architect accredited in conservation
- We were pleased this week to have received notification from the RIAI of Fergal’s accreditation in conservation at Grade II level. The accreditation process followed on from Fergal’s accreditation at Grade III level in 2003 and involved the submission of details of his conservation experience to date and five detailed dossiers of projects/papers completed. The [...] Read more – ‘grade II architect accredited in conservation’.
- a room with a view – plan magazine february 2012
- A four page feature on the Mount Merrion A2 rated house was published in the February 2012 edition of Plan Magazine. Read more – ‘a room with a view – plan magazine february 2012’.