Recipes tagged with: Donegal
The concept behind the dwelling is reflective of traditional, vernacular dwellings and outbuildings that contributes to the character of rural Donegal. This is achieved through materials, form and the clustered settlement patterns of traditional outbuildings.
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Looking out over Lough Eske, this family home's sunny south westerly aspect leaves the home bathed in natural light during both the day and evening. The house seamlessly integrates into the landscape in its stunning yet sensitive landscape.
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The unassuming dwelling is reflective in form and scale of the traditional rural farmhouse that contributes to the character of rural Donegal. The design reflects these traditional characteristics but the detailing is executed in a contemporary manner.
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Located in the Bluestack Mountains, this split level home is a modern representation of the Irish vernacular - simple, honest and unobtrusively nestles into its location whilst maximising views, shelter and sunlight.
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The project creates a contemporary addition to a 1970s bungalow. The extension has been designed to minimise the impact on the adjoining landscape. It consists of a narrow form building which sits into the existing contours on site.
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A contemporary extension to the back of a typical semi-detached town-house in Bundoran. The addition creates an open plan living area which expands to the external south facing patio area.
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