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Gorse House
Type
This dwelling
is tied to the vernacular and its surroundings by the use of local agricultural
materials and building forms. Following
a diligent analysis of the site and context together with an appreciation of
materials and spatial forms traditionally used in rural Irish architecture,
that root buildings (and root us) in their locale we juxtaposed old and new materials
and structural themes. We have created a residence which is a stimulating
combination of fluid spaces, porous boundaries while still remaining true to
the particulars of its place, a refined modern account of rural Irish
architecture. The pallet of materials
further enhance the local characteristics, the striking freshness of the white
render plinth and glass complementing the warmth exuded from the natural stone
and western red cedar vertical cladding. The roof is clad with standing seam zink. Detailing is precise but embellishment minimal
seeking a sense of connection with its rural roots. This new country house is
not a statement but a subtle and sensitive form of expression, a home which
represents the past and the future.
is tied to the vernacular and its surroundings by the use of local agricultural
materials and building forms. Following
a diligent analysis of the site and context together with an appreciation of
materials and spatial forms traditionally used in rural Irish architecture,
that root buildings (and root us) in their locale we juxtaposed old and new materials
and structural themes. We have created a residence which is a stimulating
combination of fluid spaces, porous boundaries while still remaining true to
the particulars of its place, a refined modern account of rural Irish
architecture. The pallet of materials
further enhance the local characteristics, the striking freshness of the white
render plinth and glass complementing the warmth exuded from the natural stone
and western red cedar vertical cladding. The roof is clad with standing seam zink. Detailing is precise but embellishment minimal
seeking a sense of connection with its rural roots. This new country house is
not a statement but a subtle and sensitive form of expression, a home which
represents the past and the future.
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