ABA Architects

Name: ABA Architects
Address: 17 Londonbridge Road, Dublin 4, Co. Dublin, -, Ireland
Telephone: (01) 668 3519
Rating: 5

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ABA Architects (formerly known as Anthony Brabazon Associates) was formed in March 1993 by sole practitioner Anthony Brabazon. The practice is located in Sandymount, Dublin 4 and has handled an average of 60 new projects each year since 1993 and provides a wide range of services across the architectural spectrum. Apart from the refurbishment and extension of a mews house in Kensington in 1994 all the projects have been carried out in Ireland with the highest concentration being in the South Dublin area. New houses have been provided in counties Clare, Wicklow, Offaly, Meath, Kildare while over 100 projects have been carried out in University College Dublin at Belfield and their outlying campus’, the most notable one being the recently completed Oakmount Creche Extension (see photo above). Recently conservation work has become a part of the portfolio with the completion of a 5 unit renovation on Rathmines Road, a restoration of a 3 storey over basement Georgian terraced house on Herbert Place and sundry works to other protected structures in Dublin. Planning advice and feasibility studies have also formed a significant element of the workload. Apartment developments have been carried out at Wellington Quay and Monkstown Farm and a mixed commercial scheme at Walkinstown Cross.

Services Provided

Architectural Design, Building Conservation, Home Renovation, House Extensions, House Restoration, Home Restoration, Remodeling

Areas Served

Dublin 4, Artane, Balally, Baldoyle, Ballyboden, Ballyfermot, Ballymun, Bayside, Blackrock, Blanchardstown, Bray, Cabinteely, Cabra, Castleknock, Chapelizod, Clondalkin, Crumlin, Dalkey, Dollymount, Donnybrook, Drumcondra, Dunboyne, Dundrum, Dún Laoghaire, Finglas, Firhouse, Foxrock, Glasnevin, Howth, Knocklyon, Loughlinstown, Lucan, Malah, Kildare, Meath, Wicklow

Awards

B.Arch(hons.)(NUI) FRIAI Architect Accredited in Conservation at grade III

Professional Information

Anthony Brabazon 1985B.Arch (hons) from University College Dublin 1985-1989Architect at Patrick Rooney + Associates, Dublin 1987Member of RIBA and ARCUK 1989-1993Architect at BKD Architects 1991 Member RIAI 1993Launched Anthony Brabazon Associates Architects 1997-1998 Honorary Secretary for the RIAI 1997-2000 RIAI Professional Conduct Committee 2003 RIAI Accreditation “Conservation Architect Grade III”. 2004Rebranded Anthony Brabazon Associates as “ABA Architects” 2008 Created the RIAI Dublin Forum which has now grown to 70 members. 2009 Created “Help My House” A fixed price house visit service on a nationwide basis with 18 other registered RIAI architects.

15 Projects

Mount Merrion House

Mount Merrion, County Dublin

Whitehall curved extension

Whitehall, Dublin 9, County Dublin

Stable conversion

Gilford Avenue Kitchen

Sandymount, County Dublin

Jeweller's house

Pembroke Cottage

Ballsbridge, County Dublin

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Business Name

ABA Architects

Phone Number

(01) 668 3519

Website

www.abaarchitects.ie

Address

17 Londonbridge Road
Dublin 4
Co. Dublin
Ireland

Typical Job Cost

USD 30 - USD 500

Most projects start with an initial service where a sketch design is produced with draft budget costings including all foreseeable items including professional fees and grants.

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Phyl and Joe Grogan

We recently appointed ABA Architects to transform a two bedroom cottage in complete need of a rebuild. Anthony and his team listened to what we wanted to achieve. The plans ABA came back with were more then we hoped for. We now have a beautiful two bedroomed cottage which is filled with open space , light wraps around the cottage, due to the high ceilings and additional windows. The exterior of the cottage has remained in tact and still has its beautiful brickwork. But wow, what a surprise when the cottage door is opened. I could to recommend ABA highly enough.

12 November, 2016Last modified:12 November, 2016

varyazuku

Very professional and attentive to detail. Was very throughout and responsive to my concerns, would recommend Anthony Brabazon without hesitation.

22 July, 2016

County Kildare

Anthony, ABA Architects worked on 2 residential projects over the last four years which were very different in their brief but I'm delighted with the outcome of both . Anthony's professionalism, attention to design and good taste required for the particular setting is excellent. His skill and clear thinking in troubleshooting inevitable minor onsite problems was a great comfort to have at one's elbow also during the projects. I would recommend Anthony to anyone who is interested in re-furbishing their home to turn it unobtrusively into a warmer, brighter and more comfortable space to live. Thank you Anthony.

21 March, 2016

hatchstreet

We engaged ABA Architects on a recent project to renovate a Georgian Dublin home. This was a tricky project as we needed to have it changed from office use to a three bed ensuite house. The fact that there were no bathrooms made this task more difficult to complete within a three month timeframe. Both the builder and I had some solid ideas and it was Anthony’s job to marry them all together - not an easy task with two strong personalities. Anthony had his own expert way of managing both of us to exact what he thought would reinstate this house to a fine Georgian Residence. His attention to detail can be seen in all rooms, most especially the bathrooms, where light and space were an issue. I would be more than happy to work again with ABA Architects, as their professionalism and courtesy shown to clients was evident throughout the whole project.

4 June, 2015

clairedoris

We bought a mid terrace, three bedroom house in a very dilapidated state. With the complete guidance of Anthony at ABA Architects we built a two story extension to include a large open plan garden room leading on to a patio ( though double sliding doors ), a kitchen complete with utility and downstairs toilet, an extension to the master bedroom and an en-suite. As we walk from the hall into the living area we are met with a curved wall on the right which houses the downstairs toilet and utility. It is a superb feature, one we are delighted with and which every guest compliments. The build went very smoothly considering the size of the job and to have Anthony project manager for us was fantastic. No stone was left un-turned. We now have a beautiful, comfortable home. We are delighted with the end result.

26 November, 2014

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13 Comments

Commented: What kind of stone is the paving?Indian sandstone from millbrook paving in Kilcoyne.

9 May, 2018

Commented: Vine ?Katrina, It's a honeysuckle, evergreen, yellow flower...Lonicera Halliana . Cheers. Anthony

14 September, 2017

Commented: Help! Remodelling a fireplace and desperately need some adviceReplace badly damaged bricks. Insert simple book shelves in 2 side alcoves and paint everything white (or off white).

13 April, 2017 in Design Dilemma

Commented: Tile information...porcelain tiles came from surface.ie

2 April, 2017

Commented: Love the floor tiles. Is it stone or porcelain?Porcelain. Easy clean. If stone, like limestone, was used a proper sealer would be essential.

5 January, 2017

Commented: what is on the floor/wall of the shower room Thank you.surface.ie

19 September, 2016

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