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Dreyer Architecture was founded by Kim Dreyer Architect MRIAI in 2002. Drawing up the greenest blueprints around, Kim Dreyer is one of Ireland's most exciting architectural imports. From Denmark, he moved to Co Wicklow from London and stands out with sleek contemporary eco conscious designs that champion the latest most forward thinking technology in sustainable construction. Specialise in personal hands on, high quality architecture, rooted in low energy sustainable design and passive house principles, near-zero energy buildings following latest NZEB technology.

Services Provided

Architectural Design, Building Conservation, Building Design, Custom Build Home, Eco Homes, House Extensions, Kitchen Design, New Home Build, Passive Houses, Project Management, Site Planning, Space Planning, Sustainable Design, Tiny House Building, Planning Permission, Building Control Compliance, Assigned Certifier

Areas Served

Ashford, Ireland, Co. Wicklow, South County Dublin, Dalkey, Enniskerry, Greystones, Laragh, Roundwood, Arklow, Bray, Kilmacanogue, Monkstown, Dublin 4, Rathmichael, Dún Laoghaire, Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown, Delgany, Kilpedder East, Newtown Mt. Kennedy, Wicklow, Rathnew, Aughrim

Awards

MAA from Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts - Copenhagen Denmark. Certified member of the Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland. Award winning architectural practice since 2002.

Professional Information

Dreyer Architecture Full service architectural practice lead by Kim Dreyer MRIAI

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Business Details

Business Name

Dreyer Architecture

Phone Number

086 155 1212

Address

Ashford
Co. Wicklow
Ireland

Typical Job Cost

€125,000 - €2 million

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