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Major works to visit include the Co-living Development, Dun Laoghaire by HKR Architects. The property is the first purpose designed co-living development in Ireland, delivered for Niche Living.
Also worth noting is Wilton Park is by international design practice Hassell, alongside fellow international design and placemaking firms, PRD and Gehl. It is for Ireland’s leading property company IPUT to lead ground-breaking five-year research study ‘Making Impact’.
Finally, take a look at The landmark EXO building by Shay Cleary Architects. It is the tallest commercial office building in Ireland, and references the iconic blue gantries of the docklands.
New homes in Cherrywood, Dublin urban village
Fletcher Priest’s design for new homes in Cherrywood, an urban village to the south of Dublin receives planning permission: designed with high levels of natural light, and Passivhaus design principles
Blackpitts Student Accommodation, Dublin
Designed by Shay Cleary Architects, Blackpitts Student Accommodation / The Tannery is a complex urban student housing scheme in the Liberties area of Dublin 8, Ireland
The Wren Urban Nest Dublin 2 Hotel
Europe’s most sustainable city centre hotel building: The Wren Urban Nest Dublin design by BDP: 137-room, nine floor property uses most advanced carbon reduction technologies
Copeland House, Dublin Property
Architectural farm is responsible for the renovation and extension of Copeland House, Dublin, a 1950’s semi-detached property where the new elements are expressed, internally and externally
Masterplan for West Dublin
Grant Associates is part of a multi-disciplinary team led by Maccreanor Lavington that is set to deliver a masterplan strategic framework for a 700ha site in west Dublin
Dublin T1 Airport Building Renewal
Dublin T1 Airport Building renewal news: design by Atkins, major Terminal 1 facelift will replace the core façade and roof with a new modern, energy efficient envelope giving a new visual identity
Cherrywood Village Masterplan South Dublin
Cherrywood Village Masterplan landscape strategy: Grant Associates and Fletcher Priest Architects design new community in Dún Laoghaire–Rathdown, South Dublin for developer Quintain Ireland
Ryanair New Office Campus Dublin, Ireland
Ryanair New Office Campus Dublin, Ireland, design by Atkins, SNC-Lavalin Group: 10,700sqm, six-storey development on site next to existing head office at Airside Business Park, by Dublin Airport.
Rothco in Dublin Office Interior, Smithfield, Ireland
When designing Rothco, ODOS Architects’ brief called for a new visual identity for the company’s work spaces, drawn from both their own background in multimedia and advertising, as well as the raw energy of the space they were to inhabit.
StayCity HQ in Dublin Office Interior by ODOS
Their new Irish HQ, StayCity invited ODOS Architects to design a contemporary workspace located within an existing protected former mission hall in Dublin City Centre.
Dublin Housing: New Irish Homes
Dublin housing – info + images for new Irish property – Dublin homes, architecture, contemporary Irish housing, developments, pictures + news: Buildings in Ireland
Morehampton Mews Houses in Dublin, Ireland
Designed by ODOS Architects the Morehampton Mews Houses are situated on a tight laneway, these four mews houses give little away to the street of their interlocking light filled floor plates.
The Stiles Road House Clontarf, Dublin Home
Renovated and updated by Architectural Farm the brief for The Stiles Road House was to insulate and refurbish the original house and enlarge and improve the rear extension.
Home for Twins and Labradoodles Dublin
The clients wanted a large living space for their growing family. Inspired by their friendly neighbour’s renovation completed by De Siun Architects in 2014 the couple decided to engage the same architects.
Contemporary Houses in Dublin, Ireland
Dublin’s Tech growth leads to Modern architecture masterpieces – the Irish capital is blazing a trail on the international housing market, with movement out of the UK from an impending Brexit and houses not able to be built quickly enough to keep up.