The House Architects

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The House Architects
46 Reviews

Mount Merrion - 1930'S 'Garden City' home with a contemporary extension

A generous side and rear extension thoughtfully designed to create a seamless open-plan kitchen, dining, and living environment that connects naturally with the extensive garden. The design is paired with a sensitively executed attic conversion that introduces abundant natural light. Together, these interventions elevate the spatial experience of the family home, while thoughtfully optimizing sweeping sea views within this characteristic 1930s 'Garden City' dwelling.
Project Year: 2023
Project Cost: €500,001 - €750,000
Country: Ireland
Eircode: A94 N6X7
open plan kitchen / family space with connection to the garden.
Mount Merrion
A sun-drenched patio showcases rich textures through the use of natural materials such as wood and stone. The breakfast sunroom cantilevers outward, establishing a direct spatial connection between interior and exterior environments. This architectural projection effectively blurs the boundary...
Mount Merrion
A sun-drenched patio showcases rich textures through the use of natural materials such as wood and stone. The breakfast sunroom cantilevers outward, establishing a direct spatial connection between interior and exterior environments. This architectural projection effectively blurs the boundary...
Mount Merrion
The rear extensions utilize carefully selected materials to create a seamless connection between the home and the garden, optimizing vistas toward the sea from the elevated site.
Mount Merrion
The rear extension forms a smooth link between the interior and exterior, maximizing views of the sea from the elevated location. The breakfast sunroom extends onto the patio, serving as a protected outdoor living space. Roof lights have been added to flood the open-plan area with natural light.
Mount Merrion
A sun-drenched patio showcases rich textures through the use of natural materials such as wood and stone.
Mount Merrion
The breakfast sunroom cantilevers outward, establishing a direct spatial connection between interior and exterior environments. This architectural projection effectively blurs the boundary between indoors and outdoors, enabling year-round engagement with the surrounding landscape.
Mount Merrion
The rear extensions utilize carefully selected materials to create a seamless connection between the home and the garden, optimizing vistas toward the sea from the elevated site.
Mount Merrion
The rear extensions utilize carefully selected materials to create a seamless connection between the home and the garden, optimizing vistas toward the sea from the elevated site.
Mount Merrion
The breakfast bar is strategically situated beneath an expansive roof light, allowing abundant natural light to permeate the space while visually extending the interior space to the open sky above.
Mount Merrion
Mount Merrion
An attic transformed into a bright, adaptable multi-purpose space—perfect as a games room, home office, or reading nook—with sweeping views of the sea.
Mount Merrion
Mount Merrion