30 Best Architecture Firms in Ireland

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Ireland’s architecture is a rich tapestry of vernacular craft, foreign architecture and, most importantly, good ol’ grit. Like any nation, Ireland’s complex history is easily contextualized through its urban makeup. Take Dublin and Cork, for example. Both cities contain a wealth of Georgian and Victorian structures that directly speak to the republic’s past ties to Britain. All it takes is a quick tour of the extant churches, libraries and courthouses to understand how significant British and European influences were on the nation, including its architecture.

Foreign influences continued to inform Ireland’s built environment well after the Partition. In the 20th century, Irish designers turned to modernism and other international trends, this time on their own terms. Art Deco, Brutalism and sleek Modern structures began to appear around the country, generating an architectural expression to mirror the republic’s newfound independence. This modernist sensibility carried through the 20th century alongside a revival of the vernacular. Ireland’s traditional architecture — specifically the thatched cottage — was again made popular by tourists seeking a quintessential ‘Irish experience.’

Today’s designers continuously engage with discourse surrounding nationalism. What is the quintessential ‘Irish experience’, and how does it inform today’s architecture? With a built environment rooted in pluralism, Irish architects have an incredible opportunity to recreate and rectify an architectural language that best represents today’s Irish folk.

With so many architecture firms to choose from, it’s challenging for clients to identify the industry leaders that will be an ideal fit for their project needs. Fortunately, Architizer is able to provide guidance on the top design firms in Ireland based on more than a decade of data and industry knowledge.

How are these architecture firms ranked?

The following ranking has been created according to key statistics that demonstrate each firm’s level of architectural excellence. The following metrics have been accumulated to establish each architecture firm’s ranking, in order of priority:

• The number of A+Awards won (2013 to 2024)
• The number of A+Awards finalists (2013 to 2024)
• The number of projects selected as “Project of the Day” (2009 to 2024)
• The number of projects selected as “Featured Project” (2009 to 2024)
• The number of projects uploaded to Architizer (2009 to 2024)

Each of these metrics is explained in more detail at the foot of this article. This ranking list will be updated annually, taking into account new achievements of Ireland architecture firms throughout the year.

Without further ado, here are the 30 best architecture firms in Ireland:

30. ABK Architects

Established in 1961, ABK Architects is a design-led practice with an international reputation for the delivery of buildings of the highest quality. It is renowned for its work in many fields including master-planning, education, healthcare, housing and the arts. The practice offers skills in architecture and related fields such as urban design and planning, interior and furniture design and is one of the leading exponents of sustainability in the field of architecture.

Implicit in the work of ABK is a search for quality, which concerns the character and atmosphere of spaces and a sense of place.
Each building proposal is a unique response, integrating the general and the particular into a coherent whole.

Some of ABK Architects’s most prominent projects include:

• Roscommon Civic Offices, Roscommon, Ireland

The following statistics helped ABK Architects achieve 30th place in the 30 Best Architecture Firms in Ireland:

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29. Conneely Wessels Architects

Conneely Wessels Architects is an Award Winning Architectural Practice, established in 2008 and based in Kinsale, County Cork. Our practice provides a responsive, imaginative and professional service, tailored to the aspirations of each of our clients, and to deliver quality results, regardless of commission size or type.

Some of Conneely Wessels Architects’s most prominent projects include:

• Three Pavilions, House Clancy, Kinsale, County Cork, Republic of Ireland, Kinsale, Ireland

The following statistics helped Conneely Wessels Architects achieve 29th place in the 30 Best Architecture Firms in Ireland:

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28. de Siún Scullion Architects

We are a new Dublin-based Architecture practice offering a broad range of experience and specialist expertise in high quality, innovative and sustainable design to both public and private sector clients

Some of de Siún Scullion Architects’s most prominent projects include:

• 5Cube, Dublin, Ireland

The following statistics helped de Siún Scullion Architects achieve 28th place in the 30 Best Architecture Firms in Ireland:

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27. Donaghy & Dimond Architects

Based in Dublin, Donaghy + Dimond Architects was established in 2001 by Marcus Donaghy and Will Dimond, two architects with extensive experience of working on urban and rural design projects in Ireland and abroad. The practice has developed a reputation for high-quality, innovative and sustainable design, and has been selected for numerous national and international awards for completed projects. Their work has been published and exhibited in Ireland, Europe and the USA.

Some of Donaghy & Dimond Architects’s most prominent projects include:

• Laneway Wall Garden House, Dublin, Ireland

The following statistics helped Donaghy & Dimond Architects achieve 27th place in the 30 Best Architecture Firms in Ireland:

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26. NOJI

NOJI Architects are a practice based in Sligo Town working on individual and collaborative projects throughout Ireland. NOJI architects have been in existence for 4 years, now with two staff and the principle architect being John Monahan. The practice has been primarily involved with residential work ranging from renovation extensions of period properties to one off houses and the possibility of community level buildings in the near future. In parallel to the mainly residential work there is an emphasis on the smaller scale design projects allowing an artistic expression and shorter build fruition periods.
NOJI architects aim to have craft and innovative design solutions at the core of their work.

Some of NOJI’s most prominent projects include:

• Scale of Ply, Dublin, Ireland

The following statistics helped NOJI achieve 26th place in the 30 Best Architecture Firms in Ireland:

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25. TAKA architects

TAKA is an architectural practice based in Dublin, Ireland. Our practice is focused on creating buildings, places and moments which have a distinct character. Our approach involves a careful and economic approach to materials and construction and a first-principles approach to sustainability.
We collaborate closely with clients, professional consultants, and expert makers to ensure the ambitions of projects are met and exceeded. A continuing level of excellence in the built work of the practice is recognized by multiple national and international awards and worldwide publication.

Some of TAKA architects’s most prominent projects include:

• Merrion Cricket Club, Dublin, Ireland

The following statistics helped TAKA architects achieve 25th place in the 30 Best Architecture Firms in Ireland:

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24. Box Architecture

Box Architecture was created in 1997. Since conception, the company has been established as a leading design practice in the nation. Quality has remained the focus of Box throughout and this has been employed to a variety of projects including urban schemes, apartment units, award-winning private commissions, corporate offices, crèches and housing developments.

The success of Box Architecture is achieved through a personal approach to understand client needs. With a hands-on approach, technical expertise, creative execution and a commitment to continued education, the company applies a philosophy of the highest principle in order to contribute to a sustainable future and maintain quality architecture.

Some of Box Architecture’s most prominent projects include:

• BALLYROAN PARISH CENTRE
• Ballyroan Library

The following statistics helped Box Architecture achieve 24th place in the 30 Best Architecture Firms in Ireland:

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23. Carr Cotter Naessens Architects

Our architectural approach is consistent regardless of the size of project: a clear design strategy based on understanding of the site and cultural, functional and technical performance required and rigorous implementation of this strategy through to the fine detail. An architecture and design studio based in Cork since 2001. Our work encompasses diverse briefs, scales and locations: from rural houses to urban masterplans, all are underpinned by a common design philosophy that is enquiring and rigorous.

Some of Carr Cotter Naessens Architects’s most prominent projects include:

• dlrLexicon, Dublin, Ireland
• dlrLexicon, Dublin, Ireland

The following statistics helped Carr Cotter Naessens Architects achieve 23rd place in the 30 Best Architecture Firms in Ireland:

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22. Peter Legge Associates

PLA Architects is an evolution of the practice Peter Legge Associates, which was founded in 1961 by Peter B Legge, and which for over fifty years of practice, earned an enviable reputation for quality design and service across a wide range of projects, most especially in the hospitality, residential and industrial sectors. Today, the practice extends to architecture, interior, furniture design and landscaping design.

Some of Peter Legge Associates’s most prominent projects include:

• Connemara, Letterfrack, Ireland
• Ballsbridge, Dublin, Ireland

The following statistics helped Peter Legge Associates achieve 22nd place in the 30 Best Architecture Firms in Ireland:

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21. Kingston Lafferty Design

Kingston Lafferty Design are an award-winning, international multi-disciplinary design company run by Roisin Lafferty based in Dublin, Ireland. At KLD we think differently about design. Our designs take people on a journey, delivering fun and unexpected experiences. With a holistic approach, we study the way in which people live and work to create tactile and meaningful design, putting human behavior at the centre of every project.

Some of Kingston Lafferty Design’s most prominent projects include:

• Dublin Residence, Dublin, Ireland
• Ballsbridge Residence, Dublin, Ireland
• Ranelagh Residence, Dublin, Ireland

The following statistics helped Kingston Lafferty Design achieve 21st place in the 30 Best Architecture Firms in Ireland:

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20. ARCHITECTSTM

ARCHITECTSTM is a design practice founded by Tom Maher. Based in Dublin, Ireland the firm boasts a portfolio of residential, cultural and commercial designs.

Some of ARCHITECTSTM’s most prominent projects include:

• K HOUSE, Ranelagh, Ireland
• GARDENER’S WORLD (FUTURE), Callan, Ireland
• SLATE STOREY EXTENSION, Dublin, Ireland
• COTTAGE, County Kilkenny, Ireland
• 8BY4, Dublin, Ireland

The following statistics helped ARCHITECTSTM achieve 200st place in the 30 Best Architecture Firms in Ireland:

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19. Paul Dillon Architects

In 1999, architect Paul Dillon established his full-service practice in Galway, which quickly earned a reputation for combining design sensitivity with professional management and delivery. Each year, paul dillon architects complete a small number of challenging everyday projects, ranging from domestic extensions and garden designs to large commercial, retail, industrial and public projects.

This commitment to the process of building, has been recognized with numerous national and international publications and awards. The completed work, both public and private, is receiving growing understanding and appreciation from those who take responsibility for their built environment.

Some of Paul Dillon Architects’s most prominent projects include:

• Carnaun Primary School, Ireland, Athenry, Ireland
• Extension to Secondary School, Ireland, County Galway, Ireland
• Kilrickle Primary School, Ireland, Kilreekill, Ireland
• Art Room, Secondary School, Aran Islands, Ireland, County Galway, Ireland
• Art Room, Inis Mór, Ireland, County Galway, Ireland

The following statistics helped Paul Dillon Architects achieve 19th place in the 30 Best Architecture Firms in Ireland:

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18. Isabel Barros Architects

isabel barros architects are driven by a passion for creating high quality contemporary architecture. Our goal is to make good design available to the general public while maintaining a strong focus on the energy efficiency and sustainability of our designs.

Some of Isabel Barros Architects’s most prominent projects include:

• Seaview House, Wexford, Ireland
• Conservation Works at Brandon House Hotel, New Ross, Ireland
• Extension to House Over 100 Years Old, Ireland
• River House Kilkenny, Kilkenny, Ireland
• Shaolin Cottage, Ireland

The following statistics helped Isabel Barros Architects achieve 18th place in the 30 Best Architecture Firms in Ireland:

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17. Solearth Architecture

Solearth Architecture specialize in design that is both beautiful and deeply sustainable. We have for 15 years been Irelands leading green design firm and now provide architecture, design and consulting services further afield. All projects and client types are of interest to us but our key experience to date lies in hospitality, visitor, environment, wellness and buildings for spirituality as well as housing and private houses. We also have expertise in sustainable masterplanning and urban design. We are Europe’s only Living Building accredited practice.

Some of Solearth Architecture’s most prominent projects include:

• Airfield Evolution, Dublin, Ireland
• Castle Espie, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
• The Daintree Building, Dublin, Ireland
• Ballybay Wetland Centre, Ballybay, Ireland
• Dechen Shying, Cork, Ireland

The following statistics helped Solearth Architecture achieve 17th place in the 30 Best Architecture Firms in Ireland:

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16. A2 Architects

A2 Architects was established by Peter Carroll and Caomhán Murphy in 2005 and is based in Great Strand Street in Dublin, Ireland.
The practice is founded on a shared interest in both the continuing development of architectural practice as well as the unchanging, essential nature of architecture. A constant excitement and spirit in architecture is sought out, be it in a modest house or in the realm of spaces found in a school.

In 2009 they received an RIAI Irish Architecture Award and a Special Mention in the Architectural Association of Ireland Awards for the new French School at ‘Eurocampus’ Dublin. In 2008 they received an AAI Award and an RIAI Irish Architecture Award for a residential project entitled ‘One up, One down, One deep’ in Portobello, Dublin.

Some of A2 Architects’s most prominent projects include:

• Seaside House, Louth, Ireland
• Eurocampus
• 7 Lucky Lane, Dublin, Ireland
• One Up One Down One Deep, Dublin, Ireland
• Sheltered Space

The following statistics helped A2 Architects achieve 16th place in the 30 Best Architecture Firms in Ireland:

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15. Hussey Architects

Hussey Architects was established in 2009 in Dublin. The practice has grown from working on small domestic projects then to large healthcare, housing and hospitality projects now. We are a small practice with experience completing large projects. Over the past decade we have completed seven Primary Care Centres, two hotels, a nursing home, ten masterplans and over one hundred houses.

Our focus is on designing simple economical buildings that respect their context. Our style has evolved from our more angular early buildings and projects to a more classical simple architectural
language in traditional materials.

Some of Hussey Architects’s most prominent projects include:

• National Leprechaun Museum Cafe
• The Hendrick, Dublin, Ireland
• Navan Road Primary Care Centre, Dublin, Ireland
• Celbridge Primary Care Centre, Celbridge, Ireland
• Balbriggan Primary Care Centre, Balbriggan, Ireland

The following statistics helped Hussey Architects achieve 15th place in the 30 Best Architecture Firms in Ireland:

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14. ODKM Architects & Designers

ODKM are highly experienced award-winning architectural practice, with accolades and publications both in Ireland and abroad. We love design, how it makes us feel, and what it offers us every day, and we are passionate about how important this is in creating new spaces, identities and places that exceed our clients expectations.

Ultimately, buildings are about people, and we believe in quality driven design to create environments with a sense of place. Our team each bring unique and diverse skills to the practice, all stemming from a common holistic design philosophy; that design can improve the quality of our lives, and make us happier.

Some of ODKM Architects & Designers’s most prominent projects include:

• Ranelagh House, Dublin, Ireland

The following statistics helped ODKM Architects & Designers achieve 14th place in the 30 Best Architecture Firms in Ireland:

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13. Architectural Farm

Architectural Farm is a design focused architectural studio based in Dublin. The studio has been led by Shane Cotter and Kathryn Wilson since 2010. To date the practice has worked on a variety of projects specializing in residential and public commissions in both urban and rural settings but also have collaborated on retail, commercial and landscaping projects.

Some of Architectural Farm’s most prominent projects include:

• Walled Garden, Ballsbridge, Ireland
• St Declans Terrace, Saint Declan’s Terrace, County Dublin, Ireland

The following statistics helped Architectural Farm achieve 13th place in the 30 Best Architecture Firms in Ireland:

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12. GKMP Architect

GKMP Architects is a Dublin-based practice that designs high quality modern architecture. Our recent projects include house design, domestic extensions, public spaces and tourist facilities.

Some of GKMP Architect’s most prominent projects include:

• Hedge House at Leeson Walk, Dublin, Ireland
• House Extension at Silchester Park, Dublin, Ireland

The following statistics helped GKMP Architect achieve 12th place in the 30 Best Architecture Firms in Ireland:

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11. Aughey O’Flaherty Architects

Since the start, in 1999, we have been blessed with great clients. We work closely with them to understand their needs and create buidings to fit those needs. By 2003, the practice had won the first of many awards and in 2005, we won the prestigious RIAI award, best building in the landscape.As conservation architects, we have Grade II RIAI Conservation Accreditation.

Some of Aughey O’Flaherty Architects’s most prominent projects include:

• Fethard
• House on Mount Anville, Goatstown, Ireland
• New House

The following statistics helped Aughey O'Flaherty Architects achieve 11th place in the 30 Best Architecture Firms in Ireland:

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10. Architecture Republic

Architecture Republic with offices in Dublin (Ireland)and Lyon (France) operates in the fields of architecture, urbanism and landscape design. We engage with engineers, artists, researchers, policy-makers and other professionals through research, analysis and cross disciplinary collaboration. We find the seeds of our inspiration in the rich and complex realm of ordinary everyday life.

We believe in the social engagement and spatial power of architecture more than its visual or plastic expression. We believe in architecture that creates public spaces and democratic cities. An architecture that revitalizes redefines and strengthens existing buildings and neighborhoods.

Some of Architecture Republic’s most prominent projects include:

• The Plastic House, Dublin, Ireland
• Formwork Studio
• Brick a Back, Gordon Street, Dublin, Ireland
• Orla Kiely’s New York Store, New York, New York

The following statistics helped Architecture Republic achieve 10th place in the 30 Best Architecture Firms in Ireland:

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9. BRENNAN | FURLONG Architects & Urban Planners

BRENNAN | FURLONG Architects, founded in 2015 by Gareth Brennan and Séamus Furlong, is an award-winning RIAI-registered practice based in Clontarf, Dublin. The practice is accredited in Conservation (Grade III), can act as Project Supervisors for the Design Process (PSDP) and holds full Professional Indemnity Insurance.

The work of the practice — a mix of residential and commercial projects — centers on the principle that the well-considered and carefully developed design of buildings and spaces we use every day helps to enrich and enliven our experience and interaction with the built environment.

Some of BRENNAN | FURLONG Architects & Urban Planners’s most prominent projects include:

• GLENTORA, Howth, Dublin, Ireland
• FOUR WINDS, Dublin, Ireland
• STRAND ROAD, Dublin, Ireland
• LERRIG, Dublin, Ireland

The following statistics helped BRENNAN | FURLONG Architects & Urban Planners achieve 9th place in the 30 Best Architecture Firms in Ireland:

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8. Coady Architects

Coady Architects is an award winning practice of highly skilled professionals, specializing in healthcare, residential, workplace and education design. We are passionate about understanding our clients’ and end users’ needs. We understand commercial drivers and add value at every opportunity. We enjoy design, we listen and explore, we innovate and challenge to deliver better environments and better buildings.

Some of Coady Architects’s most prominent projects include:

• Scholen van Morgen. VIIO Tongeren, Tongeren, Belgium
• Eolas, Maynooth University, Maynooth, Ireland
• Clinical Education and Research Centre, Limerick, Ireland
• Scholen van Morgen. Heilig Hart van Mariainstituut, Berlaar, Belgium
• Scholen van Morgen, Virga Jessecollege, Hasselt, Hasselt, Belgium

The following statistics helped Coady Architects achieve 8th place in the 30 Best Architecture Firms in Ireland:

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7. Ambient Architecture

ambient architecture are Dublin based Architects with a dedication to contemporary design. We specialize in domestic projects for private clients. We are members of the RIAI and are accredited as Grade III Conservation Architects and PSDPs. As architects we focus on providing the best outcome for our clients, in terms of design, costs, and build-ability.

Some of Ambient Architecture’s most prominent projects include:

• New house in Malahide, Malahide, Ireland
• Rathgar Redbrick, Dublin, Ireland
• Loreto Abbey Dalkey Sportshall, Dalkey, Ireland
• Blackrock 1, Blackrock, Ireland
• Glasnevin, Glasnevin, Ireland

The following statistics helped Ambient Architecture achieve 7th place in the 30 Best Architecture Firms in Ireland:

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6. Architecture 53seven

Architecture 53seven is focussed on the delivery of inventive architecture and urban design, with a particular interest in developing new programmatic forms that reflect the complexities of the contemporary city. Established by Jason O’Shaughnessy in 2000, Architecture 53seven has developed a series of acclaimed projects in Ireland and overseas and was nominated for the European Union Prize for Contemporary Architecture — the Mies van der Rohe Award.

Some of Architecture 53seven’s most prominent projects include:

• Egans Juice Bar and Roof Terrace, Portlaoise, Ireland
• Tullow Ciivic Offices and Library
• Montenegro Villa, Dobra Voda, Montenegro
• Villa Petrovic, Dobra Voda, Montenegro
• Renaasance day hospital

The following statistics helped Architecture 53seven achieve 6th place in the 30 Best Architecture Firms in Ireland:

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5. FKL architects

FKL architects is committed to contemporary design with a focus on the application of abstract ideas to built form. Each project is approached from first principles by responding to the specifics of site and program and formulating a singular concept that informs all aspects of the design. This individual concept is firmly rooted in the pragmatics of the project.

We seek to condense ideas to their essentials, from the building form to the detail of junctions between materials with all decisions re-affirming and complementing the primary concept. The form and language of each project grows out of this approach leading to a diversity in the work, within a framework given by enduring interests; in space, atmosphere, assemblage, pattern, hierarchy, texture and materiality.

Some of FKL architects’s most prominent projects include:

• Housing Ballymun, Dublin, Ireland
• Top image: A house, Rathmines, Ireland
• St John’s House Nursing Home, Dublin, Ireland
• Brick House
• Reuben Street Apartments, Dolphins Barn, Ireland

The following statistics helped FKL architects achieve 5th place in the 30 Best Architecture Firms in Ireland:

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4. Heneghan Peng Architects

heneghan peng architects is a design partnership practicing architecture, landscape and urban design. The practice was founded by Shih-Fu Peng and Róisín Heneghan in New York in 1999 and in 2001 moved its office to Dublin, Ireland.

We take a multi-disciplinary approach to design and have collaborated with many leading designers and engineers on a range of projects which include larger scale urban masterplans, bridges, landscapes and buildings.Current projects include the Canadian Canoe Museum, The Old Library refurbishment at Trinity College Dublin, the Visitors’ Centre at the Berlin Botanic Gardens and the Grand Egyptian Museum

Some of Heneghan Peng Architects’s most prominent projects include:

• The Palestinian Museum, Bir Zayt
• Air BnB European Operations Hub in Dubin, Dublin, Ireland
• School of Architecture and Design/Library at the University of Greenwich, London, United Kingdom

The following statistics helped Heneghan Peng Architects achieve 4th place in the 30 Best Architecture Firms in Ireland:

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3. Scullion Architects

SCULLION ARCHITECTS are a Dublin-based Architectural Studio established by Declan Scullion MRIAI, providing architectural services for both the public and private sector. The practice’s work is characterized by a particular attention to user experience supported by an interest in things well-made. Our ambition is to provide a dedicated and professional service delivering exceptional buildings.

Some of Scullion Architects’s most prominent projects include:

• Grand Canal Street, Dublin, Ireland
• Glass Ribbon, Dublin, Ireland
• Blackrock House, Dundalk, Ireland
• Churchtown, Dublin, Ireland
• The Liberties, Dublin, Ireland

The following statistics helped Scullion Architects achieve 3rd place in the 30 Best Architecture Firms in Ireland:

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2. McCullough Mulvin Architects

McCullough Mulvin Architects is an architecture and urban design practice based in Dublin. Much of our work has been in the design of cultural and civic buildings around Ireland, projects working to define a new public realm in a changing society, dealing with Ireland’s diffuse light and stark materiality. The work is based around an idea of experimentation – from small domestic work through to larger civic projects – testing at all scales, the work is original and the response to each brief particular. There is no house style, rather a concern for improving the lives of people by designing public and private spaces where life is played out.

Some of McCullough Mulvin Architects’s most prominent projects include:

• Medieval Mile Museum, Kilkenny, Ireland
• Trinity Long Room Hub, Dublin, Ireland
• Z Square House, Temple Gardens, Dublin, Ireland
• Beaufort Maritime Research Building, Cork, Ireland
• one up two down , Dublin, Ireland

The following statistics helped McCullough Mulvin Architects achieve 2nd place in the 30 Best Architecture Firms in Ireland:

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1. ODOS

The constant questioning of how people work, rest and play in today’s society is the fundamental driving force behind the practice. We strongly believe our clients deserve to be challenged and that buildings need to inspire their occupants. As architects we have a duty to expose such possibilities. We hope to instill a sense of curiosity and excitement, stimulating a response, confronting and challenging traditional conceptions of architecture

Some of ODOS’s most prominent projects include:

• Flynn Mews House, Dublin, Ireland
• Dwelling at Maytree, Wicklow, Ireland
• 3 Mews Houses, Dublin, Ireland
• Grangegorman, Dublin 7, Dublin, Ireland
• 31 Carysfort Road, Dalkey, Ireland

The following statistics helped ODOS achieve 1st place in the 30 Best Architecture Firms in Ireland:

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Architizer also powers firm directories for a number of AIA (American Institute of Architects) Chapters nationwide, including the official directory of architecture firms for AIA New York.

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The blue “+” badge denotes that a project has won a prestigious A+Award as described above. Hovering over the badge reveals details of the award, including award category, year, and whether the project won the jury or popular choice award.

The orange Project of the Day and yellow Featured Project badges are awarded by Architizer’s Editorial team, and are selected based on a number of factors. The following factors increase a project’s likelihood of being featured or awarded Project of the Day status:

• Project completed within the last 3 years
• A well written, concise project description of at least 3 paragraphs
• Architectural design with a high level of both functional and aesthetic value
• High quality, in focus photographs
• At least 8 photographs of both the interior and exterior of the building
• Inclusion of architectural drawings and renderings
• Inclusion of construction photographs

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