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Careful building work for the city’s tightly connected homes.
Extension and renovation work for Dublin city homes, with practical planning around access, close boundaries, older fabric and occupied streets.
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Local context
Building in Dublin City.
Dublin City combines Victorian and Edwardian terraces, red-brick houses, cottages, apartments and later suburban streets. Many projects need to balance restricted access and close neighbours with the opportunities in an underused rear plan.
Dublin City Council guidance, the development plan, conservation status and the individual planning history can all affect a proposal. Confirm the current position for the property before relying on general exemptions.
Project fit
Residential work shaped around the property.
- Terraced and rear extensions
- Period-home renovation
- Restricted-access construction
- Internal reconfiguration and daylight
Related approach
See how the construction thinking comes together.
Explore a residential approach shaped around structure, existing fabric, daylight and buildability.
Questions
Planning work in Dublin City?
01Do you work on houses without rear access?
Yes, subject to a site review. Restricted access affects logistics, protection, sequence and price, so it needs to be understood before the scope is fixed.
02Can you renovate older red-brick homes?
Older homes can be renovated sensitively, but structure, moisture, services and retained details need to be surveyed rather than assumed.
Start with the brief
Tell us what you want your home to make possible.
A short, button-led form gives us the essentials. Add plans or photos if you have them; you can keep the first message simple.
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