Quinn Barnwall Buggy Architects are mentioned in a news item (Page 7) in the latest issue (284) of Architecture Ireland. A full feature of the award winning project, Loreto Sports Hall Dalkey, will feature in the first issue of 2016.
Merry Christmas and a peaceful New Year to all our clients and collaborators. We look forward to working with you in 2016.
The Summer Works Scheme 2016/2017 has just been announced by the Department of Education and Skills.
Creating the best possible learning environment for all pupils of all ages in all areas is a top priority for Quinn Barnwall Buggy Architects. We have years of experience in managing and delivering Summer Works Projects to a very high level of satisfaction, across a broad scale of size and job type.
If you are a school, and would like to make an application, or simply need advice, please do get in touch with us, and we shall be happy to help.
http://www.education.ie/en/Schools-Colleges/Services/Building-Works/Summer-Works/
Quinn Barnwall Buggy Architects are delighted to hand-over a new standalone annex building with library, 5 classrooms, 2 resource rooms with a linking corridor and ancillary accommodation at Pobalscoil Iosolde, Palmerstown Community School in Dublin 20. We thank the Principal, staff and students for their co-operation throughout the build and trust they are settling in well.
The Sports Hall was officially opened last week with a presentation made to Cormac Buggy of Quinn Barnwall Buggy Architects and Stefan Hoekenreiner of ambient architecture. The building, comprising of a PE Sports Hall, reception and assembly foyer, changing facilities, viewing gallery, fitness gymnasium and studio space with external sports spaces and landscaping on a coastal site, is an RIAI Competition winning job.
Following a recent site visit, work is progressing well on the 825m2 extension to the school. The development will consist of a stand-alone, single-storey annexe to the rear side of the existing school.
Quinn Barnwall Buggy were delighted to take part in the RIAI Simon Door campaign, 9/10 May. The focus of the fundraising effort was in assisting the Simon Communities tackle the homelessness crisis in Ireland. Our consultations took place in one of our residential projects, Mews Housing D8, overlooking the Grand Canal.
Complete and ready for use.
This photograph was taken by RIAI President, Robin Mandal, just a few days ago as he flew over the Dalkey coastline. The RIAI competition winning job reached practical completion last month. Thank you Robin for the pic!
Refurbishment and restoration work nears completion at St Brigid’s Catholic Church and Parochial House in Ardagh. Quinn Barnwall Buggy are delighted to have this project featured in the latest issue of Construction Ireland (see p38 – 39).
http://www.ukconstructionmedia.co.uk/issue/construction-ireland-v17n5/
