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The project involved alterations and adaptive reuse of two existing underutilised buildings to provide flexible teaching / seminar rooms, break-out spaces, reception, dining rooms, café, and offices, along with landscape redesign to improve connectivity to the campus. As part of the works, a new entrance and management office extension was provided for the adjacent student residences. If you’re considering a project

  _   The overall master plan and development includes extensive improvement works to the grounds and public areas within and around the Irish Life Centre, including works within the curtilage of a protected structure. The works include: general resurfacing, lighting, signage, and landscaping throughout; relocation of the Oisin Kelly “Chariot of Life” sculpture and fountain within the plaza; enl

_   The scope of refurbishment of three interlinked office blocks (c.5,300 sqm) includes: the reconfiguration and fit-out of the entrance / reception area; replacement of bronze anodised curtain wall glazing; roof replacement; lift lobby / toilet core upgrades; Cat. A fit-out to all office floor areas; lift replacement; associated services upgrades. The unfolding landscape of irregular geometries and faceted mat

FKP have completed a number of social / affordable housing and support facility projects for the Peter McVerry Trust, including: No.3 Pim Street, Dublin, comprised 6no. one bedroom apartments in a refurbished 19th century former grain warehouse. Clare Lane, Dublin, comprised 8 no. refurbished apartments, completed in conjunction with the Office of Public Works and Dublin City Council. Hogan Court, Dublin, comprised 1

The project comprised internal and external alterations to a semi-detached brick and stone faced protected structure (c.1860s) for a high specification office premises, to include kitchen, bathroom, offices and meeting rooms. Winner of Commercial Landscape Category, 2016 ALCI Awards      

  The works to this existing 5 storey over basement office building comprise: refurbishment and fit-out of the reception, lift lobby and core landlord areas replacement of entrance area curtain wall glazing upgrades to two floors of speculative office space inclusive of finishes and services installations external works and reordering of the entrance   Photo credits: Donal Murphy If you’re considering a pro

  This project comprised internal and external alterations to upgrade an existing office premises and upper level apartments within a protected structure, comprising c. 460 sqm.

Architecture Ireland Recognition:   The Irish Building & Design Awards 2015, ‘Building Project of the Year’ and ‘Interior Architectural Project of the Year’ RIAI Architecture Awards 2015, Winner of ‘Public Choice Award’, Best Conservation/Restoration and Best Universal Design project, Highly Commended “Research” project The Fit Out Awards 2015, Conservation Project

  The refurbishment to Hambleden House comprises the interior fit-out of the reception, lift lobby and common staircore areas.  A vibrant and contemporary material palette was selected to invigorate the entrance and common areas of this city centre office building.  

No. 47 Grafton Street is a 4 storey over basement structure located on Dublin’s premier shopping thoroughfare, within an Architectural Conservation Area.   In order to encourage and continue the use of the building for high end retail use, interior and exterior alterations were carried out to include a new shopfront, construction of a new stair, new services and toilet accommodation, structural floor and roof r