RIAI Directory of Registered Practices 2010 / 2011
RIAI DIRECTORY OF REGISTERED PRACTICES 2010 / 2011 The objective of the RIAI Practice Register is to provide a directory of professionally qualified RIAI practices together with advice and information for clients. In the absence of Registration the Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland holds the only register of professionally qualified architects with national, EU and internationally recognised qualifications.
RIAI AND THE REGISTRATION OF ARCHITECTS
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STANDARDS (V)
SERVICES TO CLIENTS AND CONSUMERS
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THE ARCHITECT’S ROLE IN BUILDING
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PROPERTY CONVEYANCING
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SUSTAINABILITY AND CLIMATE CHANGE
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WHY USE AN RIAI ARCHITECT?
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BUILDING REGULATIONS
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SAFETY, HEALTH AND WELFARE AT WORK
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SAFETY AND HEALTH PLAN
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ARCHITECTURAL COMPETITIONS
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RIAI COMPETITION SERVICES
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SELECTION OF AN ARCHITECT
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PRACTICE DIRECTORY
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RIAI BOOKSHOP
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Section I
THE RIAI AND THE REGISTRATION OF ARCHITECTS The RIAI
Competent Authority
Other Routes to Registration
Since 1839 the RIAI has been committed to upholding the highest standards in architecture and has provided impartial and authoritative advice and information on issues affecting architecture and the built environment. Until recently the title ‘architect’ was not legally protected and anybody could use the title; this has changed with the enactment of the Building Control Act 2007 and commencement in 2009.
The RIAI has been designated as the Competent Authority in the State in respect of architects for the purposes of EU Directive 2005/36/EC on the Recognition of Professional Qualifications.
As well as National and EU qualifications listed in the Act, there is provision for the registration of people without qualifications in architecture through Technical Assessment, which requires evidence of experience in the field of architecture and assessment for compliance with Article 46 of the Professional Qualifications Directive.
Part 3 of the Building Control Act 2007, provides for the protection of the title ‘architect’. The title ‘architect’ can only be used by a person who is on the RIAI Register for Architects and who has the relevant education, training and experience in accordance with the provisions of the Act. The Act also provides for architects, practices and partnerships to use the term ‘architect’ in their business title if an architect on the register is in direct control and management of the business as is related to architecture. The Act regulates use of the title ‘architect’ but does not control or regulate functions in the field of architecture.
Registration Body The RIAI has been designated as the Registration Body for the purposes of the section of the Act dealing with the registration of architects.
The RIAI is the only organisation in the State holding a Register for Architects under the Building Control Act 2007. The Register can be checked on the RIAI website: www.riai.ie
Transitional Arrangements The Online Register was launched in November 2009. Although there are upwards of 2,700 architects on the Register, during the implementation phase of the Act not every person meeting the standards in the legislation will be on the Register. Some may still be in the process of completing necessary formalities and documentation checks. If a person is not listed on the Online Register queries as to whether a person has the necessary qualifications should be made directly to the person concerned. The RIAI can also assist with queries.
Professional Standards Architects on the Register must work to the RIAI Code of Professional Conduct which sets out standards of good practice.
This route is available only to people who have had 10 years of experience in the field of architecture prior to the commencement of the Act in May 2008. For people without the required qualifications there is also a provision for a Register Admission Examination. This is being administered by ARAE a UCD campus company. www.arae.ie
Sanctions As provided for in the Act, a person who not being registered uses the title ‘architect’, either alone or in combination with any other words or letters, or name, or title, or description implying the person is so registered, or who practices or carries on business under any name, title, not in accordance with relevant RIAI Rules, on summary conviction, shall be liable to a fine not exceeding €5,000 or imprisonment for a term not exceeding 12 months or both.
Independence and Government Oversight Independence and Government oversight is provided by the Admissions Board, the Technical Assessment Board, the Appeals Board and the Professional Conduct Committee having a majority of non-architects nominated by the State and Chairpersons with a legal background.
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The Building Control Act 2007
The Register of Architects
STANDARDS
• Validation of architectural and technician courses by RIAI Visiting Boards. • Requiring every applicant for Registered Membership of the RIAI to pass, or demonstrate that they are qualified for exemption from, the RIAI Examination in Professional Practice, which requires a minimum of two years of post-graduate experience, completion of a case study of an actual building project, the completion of a course of lectures and written and oral examinations in Professional Practice. These standards also apply to the Building Control Act 2007. • Requiring a stated annual level of Continuing Professional Development activity of its members. • Requiring a specific annual level of continued professional development activity of its Members which will be logged and monitored on an individual basis. • Provision to every member of the RIAI Member’s Manual containing the entire range of RIAI Practice Notes, Information Papers and Standard Documentation in the “Members Only” area of the RIAI website. • Provision of a Good Practice Guide which defines appropriate standards for all the various stages of a project • Updating Members every month with information Emails • Updating Practices every two weeks with information Emails
Services To Clients And Consumers The RIAI provides a range of services to Clients and Consumers, including: • An online searchable database of registered architects so clients can check if an architect is on the RIAI Register. • RIAI Standard Documentation, listed on page 130, which provides a framework for construction in Ireland and is accepted as the standard industry documentation. • A range of standard agreements for use between the Client and the Architect. • The definitive guide to building contracts in Ireland, RIAI Contracts-Working Guide by David Keane, published by the RIAI. • General information and advice on architectural practice and industry matters. • RIAI website. www.riai.ie with information on architecture and a searchable data-base of RIAI Practices, and on all RIAI documentation and the RIAI Bookshop, which holds the largest stock of architecture books in Ireland. • Nomination services to assist in the selection of architects and to help clients select architects or practices appropriate for their projects. • A range of procedures for the resolution of disputes between architects and their clients, and between clients and contractors, conciliation, and/or the Professional Conduct Committee. • Advice, information and rulings arising out of the RIAI standard Client/Architect Agreements. • Consumer guides, including Working with your Architect. • A range of support services for architectural competitions, full details of which are given on page 7 of this Directory. • Information on Practices Accredited in Conservation Work • Information on architects and architectural technologist’s who are accredited as Project Supervisor Design Process.
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The RIAI works to maintain high standards of practice in the interests of the client and the consumer by:
THE ARCHITECT’S ROLE IN BUILDING The architect’s role is to work with you to produce a building that realises your expectations and is of lasting quality and worth.
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The architect works with you to define your building needs. Your Architect will, in discussion with you, establish your intentions, requirements and budget. They will then clarify the project parameters and define what needs to be built, often presenting you with alternative solutions that you may not have considered. In arriving at a design solution the architect takes a broad view, looking at the impact of the building on its owner, its users, the surrounding area and the natural environment. The result is the creation of homes that are a pleasure to live in; office spaces that make interaction between departments move smoothly; retail areas that display your products in the best light and encourage customers to buy; working conditions that enhance employee productivity and satisfaction.
Property Conveyancing
Best Value Building
As is the case with the Architect’s Opinion on Compliance in respect of Planning Permission, the Law Society has advised that Architects’ Opinions on Compliance in respect of the Building Regulations and fire safety certificates should be furnished by the vendors’ architects when property changes hands. The RIAI and the Incorporated Law Society have agreed standard formats for such opinions, dealing with the regulatory framework. This is not a statutory requirement and neither is any such arrangement required under the Building Control Act, but such measures are necessary in order to protect clients’ interests.
The architect, through a unique combination of design and management skills, works with you to get good value for your money. Good space Planning, energy efficient design and well-chosen materials can reduce not only the initial costs of your building but also its long term running costs. This combination of design and performance will bring added value to your building. A wise investment today can translate into substantial savings or profits tomorrow.
Project Management
The design and construction of energy efficient buildings play an important part in reducing energy demand and meeting Ireland’s climate change emissions targets.
From conception to occupation the architect will protect your interests and help to ensure that the design and construction process goes as smoothly as possible. The architect will advise on the selection of contractors and, during construction, will visit the site at intervals to monitor compliance with the Contract Documentation. If engineering or other consultants are required the architect can co-ordinate this group of experts.
Regulatory Framework The architect will deal with the complex legal framework of Building Regulations, safety regulations and planning laws.
Sustainability And Climate Change
Significant changes to Building Standards are taking place between 2010 -2013, with improved targets for energy reduction. • From 2010/2011, all new dwellings will be required to reduce energy consumption (from the 2005 standard) by 60%. • From 2013, new dwellings will be “near zero carbon”. • Similar improved standards for other building types will follow. • Ventilation standards for buildings have recently been upgraded. • All buildings are required to be assessed under the Building Energy Rating System (BER). An RIAI registered architect has the necessary skills to integrate these new and complex requirements into a building project.
WHY USE AN RIAI REGISTERED PRACTICE?
• An RIAI registered practice is obliged to carry out work on behalf of the client honourably, independently and competently, and is required to declare any interest which might conflict with the interests of the client. • RIAI registered practice follow standard procedures set out in the RIAI Conditions of Appointment. Such procedures provide a client with an established framework. In addition to meeting the rigorous entry requirements, RIAI registered practice are updated through regular bulletins, seminars etc. The RIAI Practice Directory lists over 622 practices. Each firm brings a different combination of skills and expertise to its projects, and they all offer a professional and personal service to suit their clients’ needs. Choosing the right firm to carry out your project is crucial to success in realising your expectations and creating a building of lasting quality and worth. The design and construction of a building is a complex process, and the seven years of architectural training in schools recognised by the institute, leading to membership of the RIAI and/or registration is one of the longest among all the professions in Ireland. Within the building industry only an architect’s training is so comprehensive. This reflects society’s concern that building, one of Ireland’s largest investments, should be directed by properly trained professionals.
Building Regulations Professionally qualified RIAI registered practices provide a wide range of services in relation to the Building Regulations, including: • Advice on building design options, layout, construction cost options, etc. • Advice on the impact of the Building Regulations. • Preparation of applications for fire safety certificates. • Preparation of record sets of drawings showing compliance with the Building Regulations. • Preparation of Architect’s Opinions on Planning, Building Regulations and fire safety certificates. • Co-ordination and management of the building and design process, incorporating the requirements of the Building Regulations in anything from a house extension to a major urban development.
Skills An RIAI registered architect can draw on a unique range of skills needed during the design process, including: • Conceptual design • Feasibility studies • Detailed design • Contract administration • Project management and control • Performance analysis • Technical expertise • Research • Interior design • Conservation • Space utilisation • Furniture and lighting design • Urban design The architect is a professional trained to deal with all aspects of building, and is familiar with all building types from the simple factory shed to complex developments such as hospitals and universities. No building type is outside the architect’s range and these services can be as valuable in a small house extension as in larger schemes. No building problem is beyond the architect’s capacity: problems of dry-rot and drains, planning appeals and regulatory requirements, housing estate lay-outs and large urban developments are all within the architect’s expertise, although RIAI Practices do have different areas of interest as can be seen in the practice profiles in the Directory.
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• A RIAI registered practice has to conform to the standards established by the Institute both in professional conduct and the manner in which commissions are executed for clients.
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SAFETY, HEALTH AND WELFARE AT WORK
• The client must get confirmation of the appointment of project supervisor for design process (PSDP) and project supervisor for construction stage (PSCS) in writing and this appointments must also be accepted in writing. • The client must be reasonably satisfied zqa ewq.>..’09 carry out reasonable checks to ensure that the intended, designer contractor, PSDP and PSCS are competent to carry out their various tasks and will allocate th e necessary resources to enable performance of their roles under the regulations. • The client must co-operate with the PSDP and PSCS including providing relevant information, e.g. an existing safety file.
Safety and Health Plan A Safety and Health Plan has to be prepared by the Project Supervisor (Construction Stage) for all notifiable sites and sites where there are particular risks The Project Supervisor (Construction Stage) will update this Plan to ensure that all the potential safety and health hazards on site are included. This Plan will form part of the Contractor’s Safety Statement.
Project Supervisor (Design Process) The Project Supervisor Design Process (PSDP) must see that safety and health are taken into account in the design of a building and its subsequent maintenance. The PSDP may give reasonable directions to designers and contractors, and as a last resort, the PSDP can notify the Health and Safety authority of any failure to comply with reasonable directions. The DSDP must: • Prepare a preliminary safety plan which must include the base in which time the project was established, risk assessments by other designers, location of electricity, water and sewage connections, where appropriate for adequate welfare facilities. • Retain Preliminary SHW Plan for five years. • Prepare the Safety File on completion of the project and deliver to the client. The PSCS is required to provide all necessary information to PSDP for purposes of the safety file. • RIAI provides an accreditation process for those wishing to act as a PS(DP) and a listing of those accredited is available on the RIAI website.
Project Supervisor (Construction Stage) The Project Supervisor (CS) must co-ordinate the safety and health aspects of the construction stage and: • Before construction work starts, prepare the Safety and Health Plan. During construction update it as necessary. • Notify the Health and Safety Authority, before work starts, for all projects where work lasts longer than 30 working days or over 500 person days (Notifiable Sites). • Prepare and update the Safety File during the construction stage and deliver it to the client on completion of the project. • Co-ordinate safety and health, especially where more than one contractor is employed and, in particular, make sure that: · Safety and health are included in all organisational and technical decisions (including time scheduling) · Contractors comply with the Safety and Health Plan and avoid risks to others. · General site safety obtains. · Accident records are kept. The PSCS may give reasonable directions to the contractor, designers etc and may notify the Health and Safety authority of any failure to comply.
Contractors Contractors are responsible for the safety and health of employees and others on site and must: • Comply with any reasonable rules relevant to the contractor in the Safety Plan and ensure as far as reasonably practical that his employees comply with such rules. • Provide site specific safety statement to the PSCS • Provide the PSCS with a copy of the report of any report on accidents/incidents • Provide relevant information with the Safety File • Bring to the attention of employees an recent rules in the Safety Statement and ensure compliance of those rules applies to employees.
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The Safety, Health and Welfare at Work (Construction) Regulations 2006 bring new responsibilities for clients.
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Architectural Competitions managed by the RIAI include: Software facility for Ericssons | Dublin office for Northern Ireland Tourist Board | Clubhouse for Ballybunion Golf Club | Temple Bar Urban Design Competition for Temple Bar Properties | Ballincollig Interpretative Centre for Cork County Council | Limerick Riverside 1991 for Treaty 300 and Limerick Corporation | Smithfield Urban Design Competition for Irish Distillers Limited | Athlone Riverside Competition for Westmeath County Council | Civic Offices for Dublin Corporation | Cliffs of Moher Interpretative Centre for Clare County Council | Alterations to Cork Opera House for Cork Corporation | Dun Laoghaire/Rathdown Civic Offices for Dun Laoghaire Rathdown Co. Council | New County Hall for Fingal Co. Council | Bar Council Library for The Bar Council of Ireland | Extenstion for National Gallery of Ireland | Smithfield Urban Space for Dublin Corporation | Ilac Shopping Centre for Irish Life Assurance plc & Irish Life Centre | Stillorgan Shopping Centre for Treasury Holdings Ltd. | North King Street Apartments for Dublin Corporation in association with Zoe Developments | Ormonde Quay Offices for Dublin Corporation | New Library for Trinity College Dublin | Wolfe Tone Park for Dublin Corporation | New Monument for O’Connell Street for Dublin Corporation | Esat Digifione Telecommunications Millennium Monument for Esat Digifone | Patrick Street/Grand Parade Urban Design for Cork Corporation | Ballymun Regeneration Housing 2000 for Ballymun Regeneration Ltd | Civic Space for Navan for Meath Co. Council | Mayors Walk Kilkenny for Kilkenny UDC | Kilkenny Civic Offices for Kilkenny UDC | Recladding and Extension of Cork County Hall & Cork Corporation | Kildare Civic Offices Competition for Kildare County Council and Naas UDC | Grange Golf Club Competition for Grange Golf Club | Westport Civic Offices Competition for Westport UDC | Architectural Framework Plan for Sports Campus Ireland | O’Connell St., Street Furniture Competition or Dublin City Council | Affordable Apartment Blocks Competition for Dublin City Council | Monaghan Civic Offices Competition for Monaghan Co. Council | Martin Valley Sculpture Park Competition for Cork Co. Council | Drogheda Urban Design Contest for Drogheda UDC | Trinity College/Pearse Street Development for Trinity College Dublin | National Visual Arts Centre, Carlow for Carlow Co. Council | Rathmines Square & Leisure Centre Competition for Dublin City Council | Library/Arts/Museum/Archive (LAMA) Competition for Sligo Co. Council | Father Collins Park Competition for Dublin City Council | Irish World Performing Arts Village Design Contest for University of Limerick | Kyrl’s Quay Architectural Design Competition for Cork City Council | Ideal 21st Library Competition for Cork City Council | Royal Canal Linear Park Competition for Dublin Docklands Development Authority | The Artbox Design Competition for Cork City Council | Development of Lands at Scalaheen, Co. Tipperary for South Tipperary Co. Council | New Headquarters for Wexford Co. Council | Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council Central Library Headquarters and Cultural Centre | Henrietta Street Design Ideas Competition for Dublin City Council | Metro West Liffey Bridge Design Competition for Railway Procurement Agency | National Distribution Control Building Competition for Bord Gáis Networks | Ballsbridge-Dodder Pedestrian Bridge Competition for Mountbrook Group | West Cork Arts Centre Architectural Design Competition for West Cork Arts Centre | Masterplan & Offices for Meath County Council & Navan Town Council Competition for Meath County Council | Holy Cross Parish Church Improvement Competition for Holy Cross Parish Development Committee | Centre Pier, Galway Harbour Ideas Competition for Galway Harbour Company | Aoibhneas Children’s Centre Architectural Competition for Aoibhneas Women and Children’s Refuge | Q5 Waltrovka, Prague Architectural Competition for Red Group | 3Twenty10 RIAI Research Competition | Loreto Abbey Dalkey Sports Hall Architectural Competition for Loreto Abbey Secondary School, Dalkey |
ARCHITECTURAL COMPETITIONS
As the representative body for architects in Ireland, the RIAI has a responsibility for architectural competitions nationally, for architectural competitions in the EU in accordance with the regulations of the Architects Council of Europe, and internationally in accordance with the regulations of the International Union of Architects. For an architectural competition to be successful it should meet the following criteria: • the project should be of importance to the community; • the competition should comply with national and international standards; the documentation should provide the best possible level of information and briefing to the competitors; • there should be experienced architectural assessors of standing; • entries should be anonymous; • the competition should result in a commission to the winner. The main forms of architectural competition are • Open Design Competition • Invited Design Competition • Concept/Architect Selection Competition
RIAI Competition Services
Invited Design Competition
The RIAI provides a full range of services to assist clients who wish to commission an architectural competition. It will monitor competition regulations, advise on the appointment of assessors, handle notifications to competitors, registration, competitors questions about the brief, assessment, publicity, exhibitions and the announcement of results. As can be seen from the listing RIAI has managed a wide range of competitions for private sector clients, Government Departments and Agencies and Local Authorities.
This type of competition is similar to the open design competition, but there is a limited number of invited participants and an honourarium is payable to each competitor.
Open Design Competition There is a formal procedure for the conduct of open design competitions, covering the announcement of the competition, the selection, qualifications and number of assessors, the handling of queries on the brief, the exhibition of competition entries and the publication of results. Because of this procedure, selection of an architect may take slightly longer than by other competitions, but it has considerable advantages for the promoters. Competitions are a challenge to the architects, so the results are likely to be stimulating and exciting. An open competition provides creative, practical and cost-effective solutions to building needs. It can generate considerable publicity and demonstrate a client’s commitment to design quality. An open design competition will take no longer than standard commissioning procedures, particularly for state funded projects, as the process of brief preparation is accredited.
Concept/Architect Selection Competition This procedure was evolved for clients who wish to have an indication of how particular practices may approach the design problem in question, and to select the firm which they feel is most appropriate in their case. The amount of work to be submitted by competitors should be limited, because the client does not have an opportunity to develop a brief with the architect. A premium is awarded to each entrant (xiii)
Uniquely among the professions, architects, through the medium of architectural competitions, provide and fund a vast quantity of work at virtually no cost to the community. Such competitions represent a considerable investment in terms of time and overhead costs and, in return for this investment, architects ask that architectural competitions be held in accordance with recognised norms.
Selection of an Architect
The RIAI Practice Directory
Should you wish to select an architect, the RIAI provides help. The following are the principal methods used for the selection of an architect.
You can use this Practice Directory to identify firms practicing in your own geographic area or possessing the particular skills needed for the project in hand. The RIAI website “Arch Search” facility can also be used.
The RIAI Website From April 2009, the RIAI website will provide a unique range of information on architectural practices under ‘Find an Architect, with links to individual practices web sites where their work can be viewed.
Personal Recommendations You may already know an RIAI Registered architect. Alternatively, an acquaintance who has had experience of building work may be able to recommend one. In either circumstance, you should visit the architect in question and ensure that you and the architect are compatible, and that she/he has the correct approach for your project. (xiv)
The Interview System The interview system is often appropriate for projects of a kind in which a small number of practices have experience and the client wishes to meet the architects concerned, see their previous work, and take advantage of professional guidance in making an assessment. The RIAI will help with compiling a list of suitable practices, help prepare the invitation to practices, and will recommend an architect assessor to assist with shortlisting and to sit on the interview board. There is a charge for the assessor’s time, and a small administrative charge which depends on the complexity of the shortlist
RIAI Practice Nomination On request the RIAI will recommend specific practices for a project, bearing in mind track record, suitability, geographic location, etc. Usually this service is provided free of charge, but in the case of large or complex projects requiring considerable research the Institute may charge the client a nominal fee to cover administrative costs.
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Antrim
CONSARC DESIGN GROUP LTD
HARRY ROLSTON ARCHITECT LIMITED
The Gas Office, 4 Cromac Quay, Belfast BT7 2JD, Co Antrim
49 Lisleen Road, Belfast BT5 7SU, Co Antrim
Tel: 048 90828400
Tel: 028 90449814
Fax: 048 90241182
Fax: 028 90449638
Email: mail@consarc-design.co.uk
Email: info@rolston-architects.com
Web: www.consarc-design.co.uk
Web: www.rolston-architects.com
Conservation:
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Partners: JD Stelfox, MBE BSc DipArch FRIAI RIBA NJ Graham, MSc RIBA
9-13 Waring Street, Belfast BT1 2DW, Co Antrim
JM McNeill, BSc DipArch RIBA MRIAI MaPS
Tel: +442890820900
RG Young, BSc MRICS DipProjMan (RICS) MaPS
Fax: +442890820901
B Lynch, BSc DipArch Dip Conserv RIBA
Email: belfast@hkrarchitects.com
B Madden, BSc BArch RIBA MRIAI
Web: www.hkrarchitects.com
A Bradley, BA ACMA
Conservation:
Fire Prevention Design, Project Management, Computer Aided Design; Legal: Expert
Grade 3
JNP ARCHITECTS
Witness/General, Schedules of Dilapidation; Planning & Urban Design: Development
20 Wildflower Way, Belfast BT12 6TA, Co Antrim
Plans; Sustainability: Sustainable Buildings
Tel: 028 90385540
Buildings: Catering: Public Houses, Hotels; Culture: Art Galleries/Art Centres, Exhibition Centres, Libraries; Culture: Museums; Education: Universities & 3rd Level; Health: General/Teaching Hospitals, Clinics/Health Centres; Offices: Banks/Insurance Offices, Civic Centres, Speculative Offices; Public Utilities: Transport Buildings;
Fax: 028 90666203 Email: d. ohagan@jnp-architects.com
KEYS & MONAGHAN ARCHITECTS LTD
Religious Buildings: Repair & Extension of Religious Buildings; Residential:
Midtown Center, 25 Talbot Street, Belfast BT1 2LD, Co Antrim
Apartments/Flats, Housing Estates-Public, Housing Estates-Private, Old People/
Tel:
Sheltered; Sport & Recreation: Swimming Pools, Cinemas/Theatres, Sports &
Fax: 048 90823601
Leisure Centres
Email: admin@keysandmonaghan.com
Projects: Odyssey Millennium Landmark Project, Belfast/Ballymena Museum & Arts Complex; Lisburn Arts & Civic Centre; Castle Leslie, Glaslought. Parliament Buildings, Stormont; The Great Hall, Queens University Belfast; Jurys Inn Project, Belfast,
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HKR ARCHITECTS
C Maxwell, BSc DipArch RIBA MRIAI
Skills: Component Design: Interiors-Commercial, Interiors-Offices; Construction Technology:
048 90823691
Web: www.keysandmonaghan.com
LID ARCHITECTURE
Manchester, London, Newcastle, Dublin; Christ Church Centre of Excellence; The
278 Woodstock Road, Belfast BT6 9DN, Co Antrim
Merchant Hotel.
Tel: 0044 7921709391
Awards: RIAI Regional Awards: Parliament Buildings, Stormont; Physique Beauty Salon,
Fax: 0044 2890283452
Irvinestown; RIAI Exhibited Schemes: Odyssey Complex, Markethill Courthouse;
Email: info@lid-architecture.net
Portrush Townhall; Glencraig School, St Patricks School, Hanna’s Close, Clachan,
Web: www.lid-architecture.net
Albert Memorial Clock; RIBA Awards: Hanna’s Close Clachan, Glencraig School; Great Hall Queens University; RICS NI Award: Odyssey Complex/Lisburn Civic Centre, Christ Church of Excellence. Flower Field Arts Centre, Coleraine, Merchant Hotel, Bagenal’s Castle; Portrush Town Hall. RSUA Award: St. Georges Market, Glencraig School, Hanna’s Close, Merchant Hotel, Bagenal’s Castle; College Square North/Glencraig Residential Building; UK Stone Awards: St Matthews Church/Albert Memorial Clock; RIAI Silver Medal for Conservation. St Patricks School, Belfast, Commendation 2005; Georgian Group Award 2004. Christchurch, Belfast. UK Civic
Partners: Harry Rolston, BSc(Hons)Arch DipAAS RIBA MRIAI MAPS
Trust Award 2004; Portrush Town Hall.
14 Edgewater Road, Belfast BT3 9JQ, Co Antrim Tel: 0044 (0)28
90778810
Fax: 0044 (0)28
90778335
Antrim
OSTICK & WILLIAMS LTD
Email: admin@ostickandwilliams.com Web: www.ostickandwilliams.com Partners: WCP Caldwell, MSc MRIAI RIBA C. G Robinson, BA(Hons) DipArch RIBA MRIAI Ken Geary, BSc DAAS MRIAI RIBA Peter Stewart, BSc(Hons) DipAAS MRIAI RIBA Niall Deery, BSc(Hons) DipAAS MRIAI RIBA DipProjMan Skills: Component Design: Interiors-Commercial, Interiors-Offices, Interiors-Residential, Office Planning, Perspective Drawing; Construction Technology: Fire Safety Certificate, Design Services, Project Management, Computer Aided Design; Legal: Expert Witness/General, Schedules of Dilapidation; Planning & Urban Design: Planning Consultancy, Environment Impact Assessment, Planning Studies, Development Plans, Planning Appeals Buildings: Catering: Canteens, Restaurants, Public Houses, Hotels; Culture: Museums; Health: Clinics/Health Centres; Manufacturing: Warehouses, Advance Factories, Chemical Manufacturing, Food Manufacturing, Heavy Engineering, Light Engineering, Workshops; Offices: Call Centres, Banks/Insurance Offices, Industry, Civic Centres, Speculative Offices, Company Headquarters; Religious Buildings: Repair & Extension of Religious Buildings, New Religious Buildings; Residential: Housing Estates-Private, Single Houses, Housing Estates-Public, Apartments/Flats, Residential Alterations/Extensions, Old People/Sheltered; Retail: Supermarkets, Department Stores, Shopping Centres, Shops; Scientific: Scientific Research Facilities, Laboratories; Sport & Recreation: Cinemas/Theatres, Stadia, Golf/Sports Clubs,
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Sports & Leisure Centres
Carlow
DERMOT F GEOGHEGAN CHARTERED ARCHITECTS LTD Castle House, 18 Castle Street, Carlow Tel:
059 9135982
Fax: 059 9130232 Email: dermot@dfgarchitects.com Web: www.dfgarchitects.com Conservation:
Grade 3
Partners: Dermot F Geoghegan,
BSc(Hons)Arch MScArch MRIAI MRIBA
Skills: Construction Technology: Computer Aided Design, Project Management, Acoustic/ Noise Control; Legal: Expert Witness/General; Planning & Urban Design: Planning Studies, Planning Appeals, Planning Consultancy; Sustainability: Energy Conservation/Insulation, Energy Surveys, Sustainable Buildings Buildings: Agriculture/Animal Facilities: Stud Farms; Catering: Hotels; Culture: Art Galleries/Art Centres; Education: Educational Ancillary Buildings; Health: Clinics/Health Centres; Manufacturing: Advance Factories; Offices: Banks/Insurance Offices, Speculative Offices; Public Utilities: Garages/Depots; Residential: Residential Alterations/Extensions,
Old People/Sheltered; Retail: Shops; Sport & Recreation: Golf/Sports Clubs
HELENA FITZGE RALD ARCHITECTS Liselican, Borris, Co Carlow Tel: 059 9771711 Fax: 059 9771711 Email: info@helenafitzgeraldarchitects.com Web: www.helenafitzgeraldarchitects.com Partners: Helena Fitzgerald, BSc BArch MRIAI
KEITH GRAHAM ARCHITECTS 37 Dublin Street, Carlow, Co Carlow Tel: 059 9182400 Fax: 059 9182411
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Email: info@keithgrahamarchitects.com Web: www.keithgrahamarchitects.com
MC LOUGHLIN ARCHITECTURE Ricketstown, Rathvilly, Co Carlow Tel: 045 854900 Fax: 045 854894 Email: info@mclarchitecture.ie Web: www.mclarchitecture.ie Conservation:
Grade 3
Cavan
GAFFNEY & CULLIVAN ARCHITECTS & CONSULTING ENGINEERS 1 Farnham Street, Cavan, Co Cavan Tel: 049 4332356/4331469 Fax: 049 4361249 Email: gaffneyandcullivan@eircom.net Conservation:
Grade 3
Partners: David P Culllivan,
BArch MRIAI
Patrick E Gaffney, BArch
LATIMER ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTS Dromore House, Cootehill, Co Cavan Tel: 049 5552329 Fax: 049 5552725 Email: latimerarchitects@eircom.net Partners: Alan RM Latimer, DipArch
NIALL SMITH ARCHITECTS Church St., Kingscourt, Co Cavan Tel: 042 9693700 Fax: 042 9693701 Email: info@niallsmitharchitects.ie Web: www.niallsmitharchitects.ie Partners: Niall Smith, MRIAI BArch(Hons) DipArchTech
PHILIP T BRADY ARCHITECTS 23 Farnham Street, Cavan, Co Cavan Tel: 049 4361204 Fax: 049 4361996 Email: info@bradyarchitects.com Conservation:
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Buildings: Residential: Residential Alterations/Extensions
Clare
ANTHONY J MANNING ARCHITECTS
JOHN A O’REILLY ARCHITECT
Grianan, Keevagh, Quin, Co Clare
New Quay, The Burren, Co Clare
Tel: 065 6825455
Tel: 087 2386757
Email: ajmarchitects@eircom.net
Email: jorarch@gmail.com
Partners: Anthony J Manning, BA DipArch MRIAI RIBA
Web: www.jorarchitecture.com
AXIS ARCHITECTS LTD (PAUL STAFFORD) Greyrock Cross, Lisdoonvarna, Co Clare Tel: 065 7074615
Partners: John A O’Reilly, MRIAI
LEAHY & CONWAY ARCHITECTS CHARTERED ARCHITECTS REGIONAL AND URBAN PLANNERS
Fax: 065 7074615
Email: paulstafford@eircom.net
Tel: 065 6821155
Partners: Paul Stafford, MRIAI
Fax: 065 6828330
BRIAN GRUBB ARCHITECT
Email: office@leahyconway.com Web: www.leahyconway.com
Clonlara, Via Limerick, Co Clare
Conservation:
Tel: 061 354867
Partners: Michael Leahy, BArch(NUI) MRUP MRIAI MRIBA
Fax: 061 354189 Email: bgrubb.architect@iol.ie Conservation:
Grade 3 Paul Conway, BArch(NUI) MRIAI ACIArb
Buildings: Catering: Restaurants, Public Houses, Hotels; Culture: Art Galleries/Art Centres;
Grade 2
Education: Schools 1st Level/2nd Level; Health: Clinics/Health Centres;
Partners: Brian Grubb, DipArch MArch FRIAI
Manufacturing: Advance Factories; Offices: Company Headquarters; Religious
DERMOT & SEAN MERRY
Buildings: New Religious Buildings, Repair & Extension of Religious Buildings;
Fergus Lodge, Clonroad Bridge, Clonroadmore, Ennis, Co Clare
Apartments/Flats; Retail: Supermarkets, Shops; Sport & Recreation: Golf/Sports
Tel: 065 6829243 Fax: 065 6829509 Email: dermotmerry@eircom.net Partners: Dermot
Merry, BArch FRIAI RIBA
EMER BUTLER ARCHITECTS
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Mill Road House, Mill Road, Ennis, Co Clare
Residential: Old People/Sheltered, Single Houses, Housing Estates-Private,
Clubs
LOURDES O’DONOHUE ARCHITECT 13 Garran Na Coille, Shanaway Road, Ennis, Co Clare Tel: 087 2247140 Email: lourdesodonohue.architect@gmail.com
Ryehill, Ardataggle, O’Briens Bridge, Co Clare
Partners: Lourdes O’Donohue, MRIAI
Tel: 061 372222
Skills: Sustainability: Sustainable Buildings
Fax: 061 372229
Buildings: Education: Educational Ancillary Buildings; Residential: Old People/Sheltered,
Email: mail@emerbutlerarchitects.ie Skills: Component Design: Interiors-Residential; Construction Technology: Fire Safety Certificate Buildings: Catering: Restaurants; Residential: Single Houses, Apartments/Flats, Residential
Alterations/Extensions; Retail: Shops
HASSETT LEYDEN & ASSOCIATES 4 Bindon Street, Ennis, Co Clare Tel:
065 6828422
Fax: 065 6820379 Email: hla@eircom.net Partners: Victor Leyden, FRIAI DipArch BArchSc James Hassett, BECEng MICE MISTRUCT MIEI
Michael Flynn, BA BAICEng MTech MIBCI MIEI GFireE
Housing Rehabiliation, Single Houses, Housing Estates-Private, Housing Estates
Public, Apartments/Flats, Residential Alterations/Extensions; Retail: Shops
MCD ARCHITECTS Caherhill House, Kilmihil, Co Clare Tel: 086 6018658 Email: mcdarchitects@eircom.net
Affick, Tulla, Co Clare
Clare
SIOBAN MULCAHY ARCHITECTS Tel: 065 6835217 Fax: 065 6835217 Email: info@smulcahyarch.com Web:
www.mulcahyarchitect.ie
Conservation:
Grade 3
Partners: Sioban Mulcahy, BArch MArchSc FRIAI Assoc IPI MCI Arb Skills: Legal: Arbitration; Planning & Urban Design: Planning Appeals; Sustainability: Energy Surveys Buildings: Catering: Restaurants, Hotels; Culture: Art Galleries/Art Centres; Education: Schools 1st Level/2nd Level; Offices: Banks/Insurance Offices; Residential: Old People/
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Sheltered, Single Houses, Residential Alterations/Extensions
Cork
ANDREW LANE ARCHITECTS LTD
BOYD BARRETT MURPHY O’CONNOR ARCHITECTS
Studio 5, Crawford Business Park, Probys Quay, Cork, Co Cork
The Studio, Wellington Bridge, Lee Road, Co Cork
Tel: 021 4977112
Tel: 021 4502555
Fax: 021 4322561
Email:
Email: info@lanearchitects.com
Web: www.bbmoc.com
Web: www.lanearchitects.com
Partners: Laurence M Fewer, BArch FRIAI
Conservation:
Grade 3
Partners: Andrew Lane, BSc(Hons) DipArch RIAI RIBA
James Murphy O’Connor, DipArch BArchSc ARIAI Skills: Component Design: Interiors-Commercial, Interiors-Offices, Office Planning; Construction Technology: Project Management, Design Services; Landscaping:
BCG BUILDING CONSULTANCY GROUP 9F Eastgate Ave, Eastgate Business Park, Little Island, Co Cork
Landscaping; Sustainability: Sustainable Buildings Buildings: Catering: Hotels; Culture: Art Galleries/Art Centres, Exhibition Centres, Libraries;
Tel: 021 4976331
Education: Schools 1st Level/2nd Level, Universities & 3rd Level, Educational
Fax: 021 4976344
Ancillary Buildings; Health: Clinics/Health Centres; Manufacturing: Warehouses,
Email: info@buildingconsultancygroup.com
Advance Factories; Offices: Banks/Insurance Offices, Call Centres, Speculative
Web: www.bcg.ie
Offices; Residential: Apartments/Flats, Housing Estates-Private, Old People/
Conservation:
Grade 3
BERTIE POPE & ASSOCIATES 2 Hodders Villas, West Village, Ballincollig, Co Cork
Sheltered; Retail: Supermarkets, Shopping Centres; Sport & Recreation: Cinemas/
Theatres, Golf/Sports Clubs, Sports & Leisure Centres, Swimming Pools
BUTLER MOFFAT ARCHITECTS
Tel: 021 4870546
Farnham House, 26/27 MacCurtain Street, Cork, Co Cork
Fax: 021 4870197
021 4501950 Tel:
Email: bpope@indigo.ie
Fax: 021 4554300
Web: www.bpope.ie
Email: butlermoffat@eircom.net
Conservation:
Grade 3
Partners: Bertie Pope, DipArch Oxford MRIAI RIBA
Web: www.butlermoffat.com Conservation:
Grade 3
BILL BRADY / W. H. HILL& SON
Partners: Geoffrey Butler, BA BArch MRIAI
1A The Stables, Alfred Street, Cork City, Co Cork
Design focused Practice led by Partners with an extensive range of skills and
Russell Moffat, BArch DipProjMan MRIAI
Tel: 021 4553042
experience across a wide variety of sectors including Commericial, Office,
Fax: 021 4553048
Cultural, Educational, Healthcare, Hotel, Leisure, Sport, Manufacturing, Industrial
Email: whhillarchitects@eircom.net
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architects@bbmoc.com
Buildings: Residential: Residential Alterations/Extensions
and Residential.
DEADY GAHAN ARCHITECTS
32 South Terrace, Cork, Co Cork
Eastgate Village, Little Island, Cork, Co Cork
Tel: 021 4847123
Tel: 021 4355016
Fax: 021 4847896
Fax: 021 4355330
Email: info@ccnarchitects.net
Email: info@dgarchitects.ie
Web: www.ccnarchitects.net
Web: www.dgarchitects.ie
Grade 3
Partners: Louise Cotter,
Conservation: BArch MRIAI MRIBA
David Naessens, BArch MRIAI Seamus Carr, BArch
Grade 3
Partners: Edward Gahan,
MRIAI RIBA
David Deady, RIAI (Tech) Skills: Component Design: Interiors-Commercial, Interiors-Offices, Office Planning,
Skills: Component Design: Interiors-Commercial; Planning & Urban Design: Planning
Perspective Drawing, Models; Construction Technology: Fire Safety Certificate, Design Services, Project Management, Computer Aided Design; Planning & Urban
Studies Buildings Culture: Exhibition Centres, Art Galleries/Art Centres; Education: Universities & 3rd Level, Schools 1st Level/2nd Level; Offices: Company Headquarters; Residential:
Design: Planning Consultancy; Sustainability: Sustainable Buildings Buildings: Catering: Restaurants, Hotels, Catering, Canteens; Health: Clinics/Health Centres, General/Teaching Hospitals; Manufacturing: Workshops, Advance Factories,
Single Houses Awards: RIAI Best Commercial Building 2007
Chemical Manufacturing, Warehouses, Computer Manufacturing, Light Engineering;
COUGHLAN DEKEYSER ARCHITECTS LIMITED
Offices: Speculative Offices, Banks/Insurance Offices, Company Headquarters, Call
North Point House, North Point Business Park,
Public; Retail: Supermarkets, Shops; Scientific: Laboratories; Sport & Recreation:
Mallow Road, Cork, Co Cork Tel: 021 4309299 Fax: 021 4309299
Centres, Industry; Residential: Single Houses, Apartments/Flats, Housing Estates-
Golf/Sports Clubs, Sports & Leisure Centres
DECLAN O’SULLIVAN ARCHITECTS
Email: info@cda-architects.ie
Heron House, Blackpool Park, Blackpool, Cork City, Co Cork
Web: www.cda-architects.ie
Tel: 021 4221872
Partners: Francis O’Halloran, MRIAI RIBA
Fax: 021 4221875
Daniel Luxton, BA(HonsArch
Email: info@dosarchitects.net
COVENEY & ASSOCIATES
DECLAN TYNER ARCHITECTS MRIAI RIBA FIPD (Lond)
Church Hill, Monkstown, Cork, Co Cork
Hillsden, Montenotte, Cork
Tel: 021 4842060
Tel: 021 4501396
Fax: 021 4859792
Mob: 087 9608040
Email: coveneyarch@eircom.net
Email:
declantyner@eircom.net
Partners: Dermot
Conservation:
Grade 3
Coveney, DipArch Oxford MRIAI
DALY BARRY AND ASSOCIATES Glengarriff Road, Bantry, Co Cork Tel: 027 51026 Fax: 027 51019 Email: info@dalybarry.ie Partners: Martin Barry, DipArch RIBA MRIAI
Timothy Daly
Partners: Declan Tyner, MRIAI RIBA FIPD (London) Buildings: Residential: Housing Rehabiliation, Single Houses, Housing Estates-Private, Apartments/Flats, Residential Alterations/Extensions; Retail: Shops
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Conservation:
Cork
CARR COTTER NAESSENS
Wicklow
ELEANOR SHEEHAN ARCHITECTS
MC LOUGHLIN ARCHITECTURE
Slieveroe, Rathdrum, Co Wicklow
Bawnogues, Baltinglass, Co Wicklow
Tel: 0404 43832
Tel: 045 854900
Fax: 0404 43832
Fax: 045 854894
Email: eleanor@esarc.ie
Email: info@mclarchitecture.ie
Web:
www.esarc.ie
Partners: Eleanor Sheehan, MRIAI Buildings: Residential: Single Houses, Residential Alterations/Extensions
EMMET DUGGAN ARCHITECTS LTD
Web: www.mclarchitecture.ie Conservation:
MEEHAN LEVINS PARTNERSHIP LTD ‘Riverwalk’, Arklow, Co Wicklow
4 Riverwalk, Arklow, Co Wicklow
Tel:
Tel: 0402 23944
Fax: 0402 31465
Fax: 0402 23984
Email: info@meehanlevins.com
Email: info@edaltd.ie
Skills: Component Design: Office Planning, Perspective Drawing; Construction Technology:
Web: www.emmetdugganarchitects.com
FOX ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTS
0402 32314
Fire Safety Certificate, Design Services, Project Management, Computer Aided Design; Sustainability: Energy Surveys Buildings: Agriculture/Animal Facilities: Stud Farms, Farm Buildings, Farm Storage, Livestock
Dargan House, Duncairn Terrace, Bray, Co Wicklow
Accommodation; Catering: Hotels, Public Houses, Restaurants; Education: Schools
Tel: 01 2845000
1st Level/2nd Level, Educational Ancillary Buildings; Health: Clinics/Health Centres;
Fax: 01 2809785
Manufacturing: Advance Factories, Warehouses, Workshops; Offices: Speculative
Email: tfox@eircom.net
Offices; Public Utilities: Garages/Depots, Fire Stations; Religious Buildings: Repair
Conservation:
Grade 3
& Extension of Religious Buildings, New Religious Buildings; Residential: Single
Partners: Anthony Fox, BArch MRIAI
Houses, Housing Rehabiliation, Housing Estates-Private, Housing Estates-Public,
Associate: Antonia Scanlan, BSc(Hons) MA (Town and Country Planning)
Apartments/Flats, Residential Alterations/Extensions, Old People/Sheltered; Retail: Supermarkets, Department Stores, Shopping Centres, Shops; Sport & Recreation:
JOHN HODGINS ARCHITECTS Amalfi, Rocky Road, Wicklow Town, Co Wicklow Tel: 0404 61711
Cinemas/Theatres, Golf/Sports Clubs, Sports & Leisure Centres
MOSART ARCHITECTURE LANDSCAPE URBAN DESIGN LTD
Fax: 0404 61871
Block 6, Broomhall Business Park, Wicklow, Co Wicklow
Email: info@jharch.com
Tel: 0404 25777
www.jharch.com
Fax: 0404 25745
Grade 3
Email: info@mosart.ie
Web:
Conservation:
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Grade 3
Partners: John Hodgins, BArch MRIAI
KILFEATHER ASSOCIATES The Glebe, Wicklow, Co Wicklow Tel: 0404 64723 Fax: 01 6335674 Email: dkilfeather@gmail.com Partners: Derek Kilfeather, BArch MRIAI
Web: www.mosart.ie Partners: Art McCormack, BArch MsC Agr (in Land Hort)
RONAN ROSE ROBERTS ARCHITECTS
Jilba, 70 Meath Road, Bray, Co Wicklow
Tower House, Coast Guard Station, Dunbur Road,
Tel: 01 2022977
Wicklow Town, Co Wicklow
Fax: 01 2765376
Tel: 0404 69420
Email: info@peteroakes.ie
Email: info@ronanroseroberts.com
Web: www.peteroakes.ie
Web: www.ronanroseroberts.com
Grade 3
Conservation:
Principal: Peter Oakes Skills: Component Design: Interiors-Commercial, Interiors-Offices, Interiors-Residential;
STEPHEN NEWELL ARCHITECTS
Construction Technology: Fire Safety Certificate; Landscaping: Landscaping;
1 The Mill, The Maltings, Bray, Co Wicklow
Sustainability: Energy Conservation/Insulation, Sustainable Buildings
Tel: 01 2864791
Buildings: Education: Educational Ancillary Buildings, Schools 1st Level/2nd Level, Universities
Grade 3
Fax: 01 2864792
& 3rd Level; Health: Clinics/Health Centres; Manufacturing: Newspaper/Printing;
Email: studio@sna.ie
Offices: Company Headquarters; Religious Buildings: Repair & Extension of
Web:
Religious Buildings; Residential: Residential Alterations/Extensions, Apartments/
Partners: Stephen Newell, BArch MRIAI RIBA MIDI
Flats, Single Houses, Old People/Sheltered; Retail: Shops
Skills: Component Design: Interiors-Residential; Construction Technology: Design Services,
www.sna.ie
Computer Aided Design; Sustainability: Energy Conservation/Insulation, Sustainable
PETER WALSH
Buildings
138 Heathervue, Greystones, Co Wicklow
Buildings: Agriculture/Animal Facilities: Farm Buildings; Catering: Public Houses, Hotels;
Tel: 01 287
3364
Education: Schools 1st Level/2nd Level; Offices: Speculative Offices; Religious
Fax: 01 287
3364
Buildings: New Religious Buildings, Repair & Extension of Religious Buildings;
Email: pwarch@eircom.net Conservation:
Private, Single Houses; Retail: Shops; Sport & Recreation: Sports & Leisure
Skills: Component Design: Perspective Drawing; Construction Technology: Design Services Buildings: Education: Educational Ancillary Buildings; Residential: Single Houses, Apartments/
Residential: Residential Alterations/Extensions, Apartments/Flats, Housing Estates-
Grade 3
Flats, Residential Alterations/Extensions
PIM LANE ARCHITECTS c/o PD Lane & Associates, 1 Church Road, Greystones, Co Wicklow Tel: 01 2874674
Mob: 086 0425454
Fax: 01 2870109
STEPHEN TIERNEY & ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTS Bloomfield, Newcastle, Co Wicklow Tel: 01 2819262
PROJECT DESIGN ARCHITECTS Glenair Stables, Priory Road, Delgany, Co Wicklow Tel: 01 6572973 Fax: 01 4430585 Email: kbyrne@projectdesignarchitects.com Web: www.projectdesignarchitects.com Partners: Kenneth Byrne, MRIAI
Mob: 086 2572069
Fax: 01 2819262 Email: stephentierney1@hotmail.com Conservation:
Grade 3
Partners: Stephen Tierney, DipArch FRIAI Buildings: Religious Buildings: Repair & Extension of Religious Buildings; Residential: Old
Email: info@mbpimarchitecture.ie Web: www.pdlane.ie
Centres
People/Sheltered, Single Houses, Apartments/Flats, Residential Alterations/
Extensions
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Conservation:
Wicklow
PETER OAKES ARCHITECTS
Wicklow
THE PADRAIG SMITH PARTNERSHIP The Red House, Market Square, Wicklow Town, Co Wicklow Tel: 0404 69478 Fax: 0404 66584 Email: psp@psp.ie Partners: Padraig Smith, BArchSc DipArch FRIAI Projects: Wicklow County Council Headquarters; Wicklow Fire Station; Westmont Clinic;Royal Hotel, Glendalough; Woodenbridge Hotel & Inn; Baltinglass Community College; Avondale Community College;Abbey Community College; Moneystown National School; Rathdrum Townscape Project; Ramada Hotel & Parkland Office Park, Bray
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Awards: Irish Concrete Society, An Taisce
150 Minories, London EC3N 1LS, United Kingdom Tel: 0044 2073475472 Fax: 0044 Conservation:
2073475473
Email: info@cch-architects.com Web: www.cch-architects.com
Overseas
CAMPBELL CONROY HICKEY PARTNERS
Grade 2
HENRY J. LYONS & PARTNERS ARCHITECTS_ Unit 2603-2608, JF Building, 300 Hankou Road, Shanghai 20001, China Tel: 0086 2163518107 Fax: 0086 Conservation:
2163518127
Email: hjl@hjlyons.com Web: www.hjlyons.com
Grade 3
HKR ARCHITECTS Myslbek, Na Prikope 19, 110 00 Prague, Czech Republic Tel:
+420234718600
Conservation:
Grade 3
Fax: +420234718699 Email: Prague@hkrarchitects.com Web: www.hkrarchitects.com
WILSON ARCHITECTURE Durener Sr. 350, 50935 Koln, Germany Tel: +49 221800
50220
Fax: +49
221800 50210
Email:
info@wilsonarchitecture.ie
Web: www.wilsonarchitecture.ie
HKR ARCHITECTS Strada Ady Endre 7, Bucharest 1, Romania Tel: +40 213131353 Fax: +40 Conservation:
213131354
Email: bucharest@hkrarchitects.com Web: www.hkrarchitects.com
Grade 3
OSTICK & WILLIAMS LTD Str General Berthelot 43-45, Sector 1, 010169 Bucharest, Romania Tel: +402 1312
4026
Fax: +402
1312 4024
Email: peter.caldwell@ostickandwilliams.com Web: www.ostickandwilliams.com
STUDIO PLUS TWO ARCHITECTS Kralja Milutina 46, 11000 Belgrade, Serbia 113621125
Email: infobjd@studioplustwo.com Web: www.studioplustwo.com
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Tel: +381 113621125 Fax: +381
Overseas
HKR ARCHITECTS Suite 1804/05, 18th Floor, Commercial Tower, Crowne Plaza, S heikh Zayed Road, PO Box 62425, Dubai, United Arab Emirates Tel: +971(0)43117160 Fax: +971(0)43328871 Email: middleeast@hkrarchitects.com Web: www.hkrarchitects.com Conservation:
Grade 3
HENRY J. LYONS & PARTNERS ARCHITECTS Semmes House, Rumford Court, 14 Rumford Place, Liverpool L3 9DG, United Kingdom Tel: +44 151 Conservation:
2551010
Fax: +44
151 2551110
Email: office@hjlyons-uk.com Web: www.hjlyons.com
Grade 3
HKR ARCHITECTS Studio 7, Wootton St., London SE1 8TG, United Kingdom Tel: +4420 79022770 Fax: +4420 Conservation:
79022771
Email: london@hkrarchitects.com Web: www.hkrarchitects.com
Grade 3
HKR ARCHITECTS 7th Floor, The Pinnacle, 73 King St., Manchester M2 4NG, United Kingdom Tel: +44 0161 Conservation:
8301850
Fax: +44
0161 8393056
Email: manchester@hkrarchitects.com Web: www.hkrarchitects.com
Grade 3
O’MAHONY PIKE ARCHITECTS 70 Cowcross St., Farringdon, London EC1 6EJ, United Kingdom Tel: +44 207 Conservation:
6080777
Fax: +44
207 6080771
Email: admin@omp.ie Web: www.omp.ie
Grade 3
SBLM ARCHITECTS 151 West 26th St., New York, NY 10001, USA Tel: +1 212
9955600
Fax: +1
212 6754228
Email: pnugent@sblm.com Web: www.sblm.com
WILSON ARCHITECTURE
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World Trade Centre East, 2 Seaport Lane, Massachusetts 02210, USA Tel: 001 617
423 1700
Fax: 001 617
451 2420
Email: info@wilsonarchitecture.ie Web: www.wilsonarchitecture.ie
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117
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118 | RIAI Directory of Registered Practices 2009 / 2010
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