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Childcare Facility, Co. Carlow

  • Date Completed: N/A

Proposed extension and re-ordering of existing childcare facility comprising single storey link to existing old school house, change of use of existing schoolhouse building to dining area for crèche and office use to new first floor, and new two storey…

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West Cork Arts Centre

  • Date Completed: N/A

Competition submission for West Cork Arts Centre, Skibbereen, Co. Cork Our approach to the design of the new WCAC Building was initiated by an analysis of the site context and its situation within the town of…

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Bagenalstown Credit Union

  • Client: Bagenalstown Credit Union
  • Date Completed: 2008

The town centre site for the new Bagenalstown Credit Union was chosen as a result of a number of feasibility studies carried out by Dermot F. Geoghegan Architects following a decision by the Board of Directors to expand & future-proof their facilities.

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The Junction Granby Row

The Junction, Carlow

  • Date Completed: N/A

Proposed residential and retail dvelopment at The Junction, Carlow

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We are an RIAI chartered architectural practice accredited in conservation.

Dermot F Geoghegan Architects are a design-led RIAI chartered architectural practice providing a range of professional architectural services. As a firm of general practitioners we are engaged in a wide variety of projects, ranging from modest domestic alterations and additions work, to major urban design and master-planning proposals. We have long had a keen interest in Sustainable & Energy Efficient Design and can advise you on best practice for new build projects as well as how to get the most out of your existing property. Contact us now to take advantage of the new “Better Energy" Homes & Workplaces national upgrade grant scheme from SEAI.

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Turning Torso

Vote for your favourite LEGO Architecture model!

Moshe Safdie’s Habitat 67 in Montreal is currently leading the race to become the next LEGO Architecture model – vote for your own favourite!

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Better Energy Homes scheme reopens

The SEAI Better Energy Homes scheme temporarily closed for new applications following Budget 2012 and a subsequent announcement by the Minister for Communications, Energy and Natural Resources. A number of scheme revisions have been agreed,…

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Nigeria’s plastic bottle house

Nigeria’s first house built from discarded plastic bottles is proving a tourist attraction in the village of Yelwa.

Hundreds of people – including government officials and traditional leaders – have been coming to . . .

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Zumthor Archive

Sketches, Models & Photos of Projects by eminent Swiss Architect Peter Zumthor.

Extensive archive of sketches, models & photos of projects by eminent Swiss Architect Peter Zumthor.

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DFG Architects launching a new urban design initiative ‘Transitions’

DFG Architects are launching a new urban design initiative to be called ‘Transitions’ which will culiminate in an exhibition.

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Architectural conservation works completed in Southmall, Cork

DFG Architects have successfully completed architectural conservation works on a nationally significant building in Cork.

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Collaboration with Carlows ‘Pure Thinking Community Group’

DFG Architects are collaborating with Carlows ‘Pure Thinking Community Group’ on their latest project which will result in a new public art installation.

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REPS 4 Traditional Farm Buildings Grant Scheme

REPS 4 Traditional Farm Buildings Grant Scheme 2010-2011

The 2011-12 scheme is now open for applications.
The closing date for receipt of completed applications is Friday 1st July 2011.

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