eskragh sligo cottage reimaginedeskragh sligo cottage reimagined Prev 1of19 Next Eskragh, Co. Sligo Renovation and large Modern Extension to an An Abandoned Rural Cottage Year of Construction: 2021 Contractor: Arken Construction Windows: DK Windows Back to Home Projects
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Prev 1of27 Next Sandycove, Co. Dublin Conservation and Renovation Project of a Three-Storey Period Home Project Summary: Internal renovation, building’s period feature conservation, sash window replacement, heating upgrade. Year of Construction: 2020 Contractor: KSM Construction Windows: Cronin Joinery (Sash window specialist) Back to Home Projects
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castleknock renovation stairscastleknock renovation stairs Prev 1of18 Next Castleknock, Dublin 15 An Adventurous Recreation of an Existing 1970s Semi-detached Family Home. Here one of the design objectives was to maximise the use of a large overall floor area, making it more functional and ergonomic. The client wanted to ensure all areas benefitted from natural light
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Interior Design At Ceardean Welcome to Ceardean Interiors where personal style meets timeless elegance in the world of interior design. We’re dedicated to crafting spaces that reflect your unique personality and stand the test of time. Our Approach We believe that the best interiors are those that resonate with your personal style and transcend passing
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Reviving Ireland’s Heritage: Vacant Property Refurbishment Government Funding Program Breathes New Life into Vacant or Derelict Properties Overview Why Architects Play A Vital Role Why Work With Us Speak With Us An 1800s Derelict Cottage in Sligo was completely reimagined with a large Vaulted roof extension, yet retaining the entire cottage structure. Now a modern
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You can’t look at it over five to 10 years, you need to see it as a 20-year investment Derek Trenaman Read an Irish Times Article from Thursday 28th April giving advice from various Irish Architects, including our own Derek Trenaman, on the big decision of whether to renovate or move home. This is a
‘A registered Architect acts as the ‘Assigned Certifier’ for your build and ensures full compliance is achieved’
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Here are some helpful explanations (hopefully) of these increasingly common terms in the world of warmer homes & energy conservation. We don’t get scientific on anything and broke it down as simply as possible. What they are, and what you need to do! What Is a U-Value? What is a k-Value? What is an R-Value?
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STREET FURNITURE Secure Your Street Furniture Approval With RIAI Registered Architects. And Maybe Make This New Customer Space Something Truly Unique? The Irish Hospitality Industry is changing fast (for obvious reasons), and the concept of Outdoor Dining is quickly being realised for its many benefits. At long last many might say? This
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