This house sits on an awkward corner site on a main thorough-fare in North Dublin. The client has a growing family and wished to increase the kitchen and living areas, extend to the side and convert the attic into a bedroom.

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Site and budgetary constraints determined the quantum of build, resulting in a form that is molded into the space between the existing garage and the main house. The ground floor plan is a series of linked living spaces,  all orientated towards the west facing rear garden with an expansive glazed facade. The walls are finished with a bespoke formed metal cladding [commonly used in agriculture] which enlivens the facade, accentuating the window opes and contrasting with the finishes of the existing.
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