AMANDA BONE FEATURES IN PLAN MAGAZINE
Amanda Bone features in an article entitled “In Practice” beginning on page 84 of the current issue.
Thanks to Fionn McCann & John Ryan.
View the article here.
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AMANDA BONE FEATURES IN PLAN MAGAZINE
Amanda Bone features in an article entitled “In Practice” beginning on page 84 of the current issue.
Thanks to Fionn McCann & John Ryan.
View the article here.
ADVICE: SMALL BUT POWERFUL IRONMONGERY
An article by Amanda Bone features in the current issue of the RIAI publication, Architecture Ireland.
The article, entitled “Small but Powerful Ironmongery” discusses the importance of ironmongery as an architectural element and the difficulties involved in sourcing appropriate ironmongery.
The article references the Ranelagh project and the Morehampton Road project by Bone O’Donnell Architects.
View Ranelagh here.
View Morehampton Road here.
Read article here.
MOREHAMPTON FEATURES IN THE IRISH TIMES
A refurbishment & extension to a red brick Edwardian terraced house by Bone O’Donnell Architects features in today’s Irish Times Property supplement.
The focus of this project lay in the transformation of the existing return with the creation of an open plan extension, it’s connection to the existing garden and to the re-designed external areas. The return was extended to provide a three-part open plan area demarcated by the kitchen, the double height rooflit space and the lower level living area. This provides a distinction between the spaces & allows for a flush connection between the internal and external surfaces.
View project here.
Read article here.
MOREHAMPTON FEATURES IN RIAI ARCHITECTURE IRELAND
Following it’s recent award in the under €750,000 category in this year’s Opus Architecture and Construction Awards, Morehampton is featured in the current issue of RIAI Architecture Ireland.
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MOREHAMPTON FEATURED IN SUNDAY TIMES
Morehampton features amongst other Opus Architecture and Construction Award winning projects in this weeks Sunday Times Home supplement.
The article, entitled “Square Root” begins on page 10 of the publication.
Thanks to Niall Toner.
View project here.
Read article here.
MOREHAMPTON WINS OPUS AWARD
We are delighted to announce that Morehampton Road has received an Award at this years Opus Architecture and Construction Awards.
The project consisted of the refurbishment and extension of an Edwardian red brick terraced house. The focus of the intervention lay in the transformation of the existing return with the creation of an open plan extension, it’s connection to the existing garden and to the re-designed external areas.
Morehampton Road features in this weekend’s Sunday Times along with other Award Winners.
Thanks to Niall Toner.
View project here.
MOREHAMPTON FEATURED IN HOUSE MAGAZINE
Our project for the extension and refurbishment of a red brick terraced house in Donnybrook has been featured in the current issue of House Magazine.
The 5 page spread, entitled “Remodelling and Reinventing” begins on page 20 of the publication.
Thanks to Ros Kavanagh.
View project here.
MONKSTOWN FEATURES IN PLAN ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW 2005
Monkstown, a project consisting of a copper clad addition and transformation of a 19th Century Gate Lodge is featured this year’s annual Architectural Review by Plan Magazine.
The article begins on page 108 of the publication.
View project here.
MONKSTOWN FEATURES IN RIAI ARCHITECTURE IRELAND
Bone O’Donnell Architects’ project for the transformation and copper clad addition to a 19th Century former gate lodge in Monkstown has been featured in a review of contemporary Irish houses and extensions by Vincent Ducatez, published in the current issue of Architecture Ireland.
The works involved the removal of the existing entrance porch and a chimney stack and two small rooms at the garden end opened up and lowered to provide a living area.
The extension is positioned to maximise the potential of the site and the existing house in terms of the orientation, garden, privacy and rationalisation of the internal layout. It contains a new kitchen and dining area and is connected to the existing house through a timber clad glazed link with sliding screens creating a flexible open plan living space. This link sits unobtrusively underneath the roof of the existing house, provides a new entrance, circulation area and connection to the garden.
View project here.
MONKSTOWN FEATURED IN IMAGE INTERIORS MAGAZINE
Our recently completed extension and refurbishment of a gate lodge has been featured in the current issue of Image Interiors Magazine.
The article, entitled “Along the Lines” can be found on page 82 of the publication.
Thanks to Katy McGuinness and Ros Kavanagh.
View project here.