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Rebuild & Renovation
Clonskeagh, Ireland
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Other Projects by David Flynn Architects Ltd
Rebuild & Renovation
Clonskeagh, Ireland
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2019
SIZE
1000 sqft - 3000 sqft
BUDGET
$100K - 500K
A 1960s estate-type house sat on a very wide site in Dublin with a fabulous garden to the rear. Garages to either side of the house were subsumed into the house, thus our challenge as architects, was to turn it all into a single coherent house, taking advantage of the site and orientation.
The existiing house was largely demolished and re-built as a bright new family home, efficient in both layout and performance. The original footprint was extended to provide large, open plan living spaces.
The front elevation is simplified to present a more architecturally timeless appearance, more sympathetic to the surrounding streetscape. New asymmetric bay windows with South-west facing glass-to-glass corners act like light boxes bouncing light around the interior.
To the rear, a dramatic new, tall elevation re-establishes a relationship with the garden and contains a large bay window to house the family dining table.
The master bedroom includes a tall dormer window to create a simple but dramatic interior spac and provides long views over the ever-changing Dublin sky.
The existiing house was largely demolished and re-built as a bright new family home, efficient in both layout and performance. The original footprint was extended to provide large, open plan living spaces.
The front elevation is simplified to present a more architecturally timeless appearance, more sympathetic to the surrounding streetscape. New asymmetric bay windows with South-west facing glass-to-glass corners act like light boxes bouncing light around the interior.
To the rear, a dramatic new, tall elevation re-establishes a relationship with the garden and contains a large bay window to house the family dining table.
The master bedroom includes a tall dormer window to create a simple but dramatic interior spac and provides long views over the ever-changing Dublin sky.
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