conservation architect dublin
Historic buildings require professional conservation skills that can only be learned over time. Fergal’s background and experience as a conservation architect is outlined as follows:
1995-1996: Worked with conservation practices Richard Hurley & Associates and Hamilton Young Architects on protected structures including St. Marys & St. Annes Cathedral, Cork.
1996-2000: Worked with Arthur Gibney & Partners as project architect on projects including the St. Stephen’s Green Hotel which incorporated National Monuments 3 & 4 Harcourt Street.
2003: RIAI Architect Accredited in Conservation Grade 3
2009: TCD Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Building Conservation & Repair
2011: Listed on the Irish Georgian Society traditional skills database
2012: RIAI Grade 2 Conservation Architect
2018: Appointment to RIAI Historic Buildings Committee
Fergal currently acts as both a consultant conservation architect and as lead architect for a range of projects to historic and protected structures in Leinster with clients that include BAM/TII, Ardstone Capital, Evergreen Marine, Waterways Ireland, Westmeath County Council, Malcolm Hollis Building Consultants, Drogheda Port Company, The Cliff at Lyons Hotel, Celbridge, DMOD Architects, OMS Architects, John Fleming Architects, Downey Planning and Savills Building Consultancy.