Old fabric and new work, joined deliberately.
Dublin & Wicklow
Explore the approachTerraced homes bring particular design and construction constraints: narrow access, shared boundaries, deep plans and sensitive junctions. Those constraints need to shape the build strategy from the beginning.
Discuss your project
Terraced projects should be reviewed for boundary, streetscape, conservation and previous-development considerations as relevant to the property.
Tell us what needs to change and what the finished home should make possible.
We look at access, structure, constraints and the existing fabric before shaping the scope.
The work, assumptions and next decisions are set out clearly before construction begins.
A coordinated team delivers the agreed work with practical communication throughout.
We walk the finished work with you and close out the agreed project details.
A useful quote reflects the real project conditions and finish decisions. These are the variables we establish before the work is treated as fixed.
See how structure, daylight, materials and the existing home are considered as one connected build.
Dublin & Wicklow
Explore the approachNo, but restricted access changes logistics, protection and labour. The route for demolition material, concrete, steel and finishes must be planned into the scope.
Often it can form part of the design, subject to the property, boundaries, drainage and planning position. It is assessed as part of the whole ground-floor strategy.
Working hours, access, boundary details, temporary works and communication all need to be managed carefully on close urban sites.
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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