Renovation and extension of detached family home. Full refurbishment and wrap around extension of two-storey dwelling.

Location  Sandycove, Co. Dublin
Sector  Residential
Value  €600,000
Year Completed  2002
Client  Private

Architect  Colin Galavan Associates

Extension to family home and construction of new office / den building in rear garden.

Location  22 Orwell Road, Dublin 6
Sector  Residential
Value  €250,000
Year Completed  2002
Client  Private

Architect  Adele O’Moran
Quantity Surveyors  Peter Curtin

This project involved the refurbishment of 3 apartments within a period house. Works included striping out existing interiors, complete fire protection uprade and a new single storey extension to the rear of the building. Upgrade of rear access gate and landscaping was also carried out.

Location  Morehampton Road, D 4
Sector  Residential
Value  €400,000
Year Completed  2004
Client  Private

Architect  Fitzgerald and Associates
Quantity Surveyors  Dan McCrystal

Extension and refurbishment of a two storey over garden level home. New timber framed extension housing a new kitchen and lounge space with roof valley creating a waterfall separating the old and new structures. Zinc, stone and glass used in forming the new living space.

Location  Rathmines, Dublin 6
Sector  Residential
Value  €500,000
Year Completed  2009
Client  Private

Architect  Kearney & Kiernan Architects

Renovation and extension of two storey farmhouse into family home. Part conservation, part new-build the project required much structural intervention to stabilise and repair the building while maintaining the character of the original farmhouse.

Location  Enniskerry, Co. Wicklow
Sector  Residential
Value  €2M
Year Completed  2006
Client  Private

Architect  Buckely Partnership Architects
Engineers  Fearon O’Neill Rooney Associates
Quantity Surveyors  O’Kelly Partnership

Prospect Hill is a scheme of apartments and townhouses that was originally completed circa 2007. Block 9, a group of 28 units, was never occupied and had degraded through age, vandalism and water damage.

The units, two-bed apartments beneath three-bed duplex townhouses, required upgrades to their mechanical and electrical installations, fire proofing upgrades, new doors, tiling, replacement kitchens and wardrobes, floor finishes and decorations. External landscaping, tiling and finishing works to a car park and access road were also part of the project. Replacement glazing was required throughout while a furniture fit-out was carried out in parallel with the works. Additional firestopping requirements arose during the course of the works and were incorporated into the project. The units were brought to habitable standards and taken over and occupied by tenants of a social housing organisation.

• This project was carried out for a receiver and originated through NAMA
• A tight three-month timeframe was demanded for the works

Location  Finglas, Dublin 11
Sector  Residential
Value  €1M
Year Completed  2013
Client  BDO

Architect  Reddy Architecture and Urbanism
Engineers  Aecom
Quantity Surveyors  Davis Langdon

We were delighted to have been the appointed builders of this award winning two-storey contemporary mews on Raglan Lane in Dublin 4.

This proved to be a challenging build due to the restrictive nature of the site, sandwiched between two other buildings on a narrow laneway and required a sensitive response. The result is a lovely light filled house, with internal glass clad courtyards and seamless paving from internal though to external spaces.

Stone, render and glass external skin with multiple external courtyard spaces

Location  Ballsbridge, Dublin 4
Sector  Residential
Value  €800K
Surface  150 m²
Year Completed  2005
Client  Merrion Properties

Architect  Mahoney Architecture
Quantity Surveyors  N/A

Location  Cranmer Lane, Dublin 4
Sector  Residential
Value  €4M
Year Completed  2010
Client  Private

Architect  Fionnuala Rogerson Architects
Engineers  O’Connor Sutton Cronin
Quantity Surveyors  Rogerson Reddan Associates

This exclusive small development is located in a quiet and hidden mews lane off the leafy areas of Dublin 4. It was a great little project to be involved in, consisting of two three-storey mews houses and three luxury apartments.

Working on a high quality development is always a joy and this project was no exception. We are proud of the exceptional high quality materials and of the finishes throughout this build, from the external stone and timber cladding to the internal joinery and sharp clean lines of steel and glass.  Dealing with excavation problems and ensuring the security and protection of neighbouring houses

• Due to the scale of the basement excavation, a contigious pile wall was constructed to support the neighbouring house and kingpost system was used on the remainder.
• Car-lift installation to basement carpark
• Passenger lift installation
• Steel and timber staircase