RESIDENTIAL CLIENTS
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This 6,000ft² residence was concrete construction throughout, with a natural slate roof with solar panels, under floor heating and heat recovery system, alu-clad timber windows and full electrical specification.
ARCHITECT: SIMON J. KELLY AND PARTNERS
ENGINEERS: COYLE KENNEDY
With a concrete construction throughout, this 2,700ft² new build included Thrutone slate roof, gas-fired central heating and PVC windows.
ARCHITECT/ENGINEERS: WESTCON CONSULTING ENGINEERS
This 3,700ft² residential building comprised concrete construction, natural slate roof, under floor heating, solar panels, a heat recovery system, timber windows, central vacuum, an extensive electrical specification and has an option to install a geothermal heating system.
ARCHITECT: HALLIGAN ARCHITECTS
ENGINEERS: COYLE KENNEDY
The apartments underwent a complete renovation which incorporated living accommodation in the roof.
ARCHITECT: RODDY MANNION ARCHITECTS
The existing house was extended and renovated throughout.
ARCHITECT: ORA ARCHITECTS
This 3,200ft² private residence was concrete construction throughout, with a natural slate roof, under floor heating, timber windows and a major electrics specification.
ARCHITECT: BRAZIL LOHAN ARCHITECTS
A two-storey building and one-storey extension, this private residence was made of air tight concrete construction with geothermal under-floor heating system and an extensive electrical specification.
ARCHITECT: SIMON J. KELLY AND PARTNERS
ENGINEERS: JOHN BRITTON ASSOCIATES
The existing extension was demolished to make way for a larger building and the whole building was renovated throughout.
ARCHITECT/ENGINEERS: SPELLMAN AND ASSOCIATES
This residential development comprised of 40 units was built for McNamara Properties.
ARCHITECT/ENGINEERS: DUGGAN ASSOCIATES
This residence was subject to a large fire with flood damage. The whole house was renovated to a high standard and specification.