Recipes tagged with: traditional form
The family home is laid out with a ‘T’ shape plan. A simple ‘A’ frame roof containing the sleeping block addresses the public road whilst the mono-pitched living block addresses the private entrance area and garden.
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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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A modern farmhouse which blends both traditional forms with contemporary materials in a subtle manner. The materials also echo the traditional farm buildings on site incorporating lime mortar and natural stone into the finishes.
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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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Located in Carraroe, Sligo, this house design seeks to integrate seamlessly with the form and scale of the adjoining suburban houses, yet reference the traditional vernacular with a contemporary feel.
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