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A House
A House
Rathmines, Ireland
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A House
Rathmines, Ireland
Project Featured on Aug 27, 2016
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Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2008
SIZE
1000 sqft - 3000 sqft
BUDGET
Undisclosed
This is a single family house located on a mews lane, in a Victorian suburb of Dublin. The house is an exploration of diagonal space within an orthogonal form and the possibilities of integrating environmental concerns at a fundamental level.
The house has been designed to achieve an A-Rating using the DEAP Methodology, with particular emphasis on the passive elements.
A concrete tube provides the structural and spatial organisation and encloses the public areas of the house. Divided by joinery elements, the tube of space is twisted between ground and first floor to allow a relationship to the garden and daylight from above. This diagonal spatial relationship between the two floors allows a simultaneous experience of all dimensions of the house - length, breadth, height and extending into the surroundings in unexpected diagonal glimpses.
The house has been designed to achieve an A-Rating using the DEAP Methodology, with particular emphasis on the passive elements.
A concrete tube provides the structural and spatial organisation and encloses the public areas of the house. Divided by joinery elements, the tube of space is twisted between ground and first floor to allow a relationship to the garden and daylight from above. This diagonal spatial relationship between the two floors allows a simultaneous experience of all dimensions of the house - length, breadth, height and extending into the surroundings in unexpected diagonal glimpses.
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