Billis House Billis House is a long house, inspired by the rich local agricultural vernacular of Co.Cavan. This typology is emphasised as a crisp extrusion, without eaves. The design adopts simple confident massing, with a traditional palette of materials; a local limestone plinth, slate wrapping over the roof and down the upper walls, with concrete..

Holywood Extension This project involved the refurbishment, extension and remodelling of a  suburban detached property in Holywood, north Co. Down, Northern Ireland. The existing dwelling is a 1970’s two storey house. The south/west facing rear garden overlooks Belfast Lough. The design was developed to make best use of the views and evening light, enhance the..

Pollamore House The undulating site, on the periphery of Cavan Town, juxtaposes the urban fabric to the west and the rural landscape to the east. This design has evolved through experimenting with mass, sculpting and breaking down form to integrate the dwelling into its context. The dwelling is informed by its habitat. Its form derives..

Drumhurt Drumhurt is a proposal for a new build family home in rural Co. Cavan designed to meet the brief of a young family. As architects, we sought to create a contemporary dwelling that is appropriately scaled to harmonise with the landscape. The design takes inspiration from rural architecture of Co. Cavan, a working agricultural..

Hornhead House Donegal’s beautiful countryside is a unique resource. The site for Hornhead House occupies an exemplary slice of this landscape overlooking the sweeping expanse of Sheephaven Bay and mountains beyond. Very well screened by trees and sloping ground, the site nonetheless deserved a well-considered solution to integrating a new home in this unspoilt part..