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House Extension at Silchester Park
House Extension at Silchester Park
Dublin, Ireland
Project Featured on Sep 03, 2013
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House Extension at Silchester Park
Dublin, Ireland
Project Featured on Sep 03, 2013
Photography: Alice Clancy (www.aliceclancy.com)
The project involves the refurbishment and extension of a 1950s semi-detached house in Glenageary, Dublin, Ireland.
The ground floor rear wall is removed to open the house to the south-facing garden. A series of cranked and faceted walls are made that enclose a new dining area and associated external terraces. The angled walls create deep thresholds between inside and outside and make niches for benches. They are made from blockwork and are faced in render and terracotta tiles. The timber roof of the extension is covered in sedum to have a visual connection with the garden when viewed from the upper floor. A rooflight is made at the point of connection between the new and the existing to pull light into the plan.
Lighting Consultant: Wink Lighting
Contractor: Sheerin Construction
Engineer: Downes Associates
Area of the Project: 40 sq.m.
The project involves the refurbishment and extension of a 1950s semi-detached house in Glenageary, Dublin, Ireland.
The ground floor rear wall is removed to open the house to the south-facing garden. A series of cranked and faceted walls are made that enclose a new dining area and associated external terraces. The angled walls create deep thresholds between inside and outside and make niches for benches. They are made from blockwork and are faced in render and terracotta tiles. The timber roof of the extension is covered in sedum to have a visual connection with the garden when viewed from the upper floor. A rooflight is made at the point of connection between the new and the existing to pull light into the plan.
Lighting Consultant: Wink Lighting
Contractor: Sheerin Construction
Engineer: Downes Associates
Area of the Project: 40 sq.m.
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