Cratlach Mews House / DUA
There was an existing planning permission for a tradition Mews house on this site before we were appointed. We completely redesigned the house before we started on site. The challenge was to redesign the Mews house from the inside out without amending the planning application due to time constraints.Â
© Aisling McCoy
Architects: DUA
Location: 4 Cranmer Ln, Dublin 4, D04 Y1X8, Ireland
Area: 102.0 m2
Project Year: 2016
Photographs: Aisling McCoy
Design Team: Phase 1 - Darragh Breathnach, Pablo Bolinches, Daria Leikine. Phase 2- Darragh Breathnach, Ciaran Molomby
Animations: DUA (Darragh Breathnach) / Aisling McCoy
© Aisling McCoy
From the architect. There was an existing planning permission for a tradition Mews house on this site before we were appointed. We completely redesigned the house before we started on site. The challenge was to redesign the Mews house from the inside out without amending the planning application due to time constraints.Â
© Aisling McCoy
This meant we could not modify the exterior proportions. The original layout allowed for the bedrooms upstairs and kitchen living /dining downstairs. We flipped this to maximise daylight to the living spaces. Inside we used a simple pallet of materials, Reclaimed Dolphins Barn Brick, concrete, Chilean Pine plywood, Concrete & plasterboard. By using subtle level changes we defined different zones withi...
© Aisling McCoy
Architects: DUA
Location: 4 Cranmer Ln, Dublin 4, D04 Y1X8, Ireland
Area: 102.0 m2
Project Year: 2016
Photographs: Aisling McCoy
Design Team: Phase 1 - Darragh Breathnach, Pablo Bolinches, Daria Leikine. Phase 2- Darragh Breathnach, Ciaran Molomby
Animations: DUA (Darragh Breathnach) / Aisling McCoy
© Aisling McCoy
From the architect. There was an existing planning permission for a tradition Mews house on this site before we were appointed. We completely redesigned the house before we started on site. The challenge was to redesign the Mews house from the inside out without amending the planning application due to time constraints.Â
© Aisling McCoy
This meant we could not modify the exterior proportions. The original layout allowed for the bedrooms upstairs and kitchen living /dining downstairs. We flipped this to maximise daylight to the living spaces. Inside we used a simple pallet of materials, Reclaimed Dolphins Barn Brick, concrete, Chilean Pine plywood, Concrete & plasterboard. By using subtle level changes we defined different zones withi...
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