Glenarm Avenue
[1801]
About
Hollybank House has been in the care of Ailtireacht twice over the last two decades. Originally a country house on the rural outskirts of Dublin; the building had been subdivided, extensively tinkered with, and hemmed in since its construction in the 19th century.
About:
Founded by Allister Coyne, MRIAI, Ailtireacht Architects is a design-orientated practice pursuing exemplary contemporary architecture. The practice is constantly seeking to create inspiring memorable spaces. Our built work is built to extremely exacting construction standards, using a key set of experienced craftspeople. We combine traditional and new materials for inspiration and delight.
Address:
30 Mountjoy Square
Dublin, Ireland
D01 Y6R9
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Frontal View
Arched Window
Dining Room
Free-Standing Kitchen Counter
Kitchen
Rear Elevation / Pond
(A)
(B)
(C) Hallway
(D) Writing Desk
(E) Stairwell
(F) Armchair / Fireplace
(G) Living Room
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
(I)
(J)
(K) Bedroom
(L) View of Bathroom
(M) Shower / Skylight
(N) Bathroom
(O) Ensuite Bathroom
(P) Bath Fittings
(Q) Walk In Shower / Skylight
(R) Copper Fittings
(K)
(L)
(M)
(N)
(O)
(P)
(Q)
(R)
(S)
Images:
(A) Frontal View
(B) Arched Window
(C) Hallway
(D) Writing Desk
(E) Stairwell
(F) Armchair / Fireplace
(G) Living Room
(H) Dining Room
(I) Free-Standing Kitchen Counter
(J) Kitchen
(K) Bedroom
(L) View of Bathroom
(M) Shower / Skylight
(N) Bathroom
(O) Ensuite Bathroom
(P) Bath Fittings
(Q) Walk In Shower / Skylight
(R) Copper Fittings
(S) Rear Elevation / Pond
Hollybank House has been in the care of Ailtireacht twice over the last two decades. Originally a country house on the rural outskirts of Dublin; the building had been subdivided, extensively tinkered with, and hemmed in since its construction in the 19th century.
Ailtireacht’s interventions have sought to return the house to its original format by conserving and reinstating historical spaces, decorative plasterwork and joinery. The original front door of the house has been revealed, and has conceptually become the focal point of the design. An existing but non-original extension has been recast as a dedicated kitchen and dining area for family living around a central hearth. The extension is now wrapped in sculptural composition of masonry and glass to provide ‘modern’ links to the garden beyond.
Specifications
Year:
Location:
Gross Internal Area:
Begun:
Completed:
Building Contractor:
2018 (Project Commencement)
Drumcondra, Dublin
323m2
2019 (On Site)
2020 (Construction Complete)
Woodmark Limited
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