abgc architecture & design

Architecture

Loopline Arches

An adaptive reuse of the former City of Dublin Junction Railway Vaults and a vacant 1980’s station hall into new nZEB compliant offices for Irish Rail in this protected structure, with 7L architects

Forno 500

Architecture and Conservation design and consultancy for this c1750 former home now restaurant and Dublin’s first Associazione Verace Pizza Napolitana accredited restaurant.

LRW – Extension from within

Extended from within. ‘A’ rated refurbishment

Rosslare

Timber Frame holiday home and landscape design on Rosslare Strand

Refurbishment and Extension of Victorian Semi Detached home in Kilmainham. Existing contemporary extensions were demolished to make way for a new Kitchen, Dining and Utility areas to allow the character of the original house ‘breath’ while the bespoke timber door and screen engages the new space with the garden

Shandon Crescent

Hand in Hand. Every client brings something to the table and never more so than in this Refurbishment and extension of this 1940’s Phibsboro Terraced home. From the bespoke radiators to the eclectic range of luminaries, theres a lovely balance of Modern v Traditional in the artful decoration of this family home

BUNSEN II

22 East Essex Street

NOWHERE 2

This new Nowhere store is hard-edge, machine age with anodized aluminium, polished concrete, liquid flooring, mirror and glass all bound by lines of light.

Marlborough Road

Architecture, interior and landscape design by abgc with planting design assistance from our good friend Helen Dillon

1840 Strand Road

Refurbishment of 1840’s seafront villa, where new green technology is carefully integrated into with the original fabric, maintaining the character of the original dwelling while providing a modern, sustainable home

BUNSEN I

36 Wexford Street

Prefabulous

Until the likes of the Shomera came along prefabrication probably had a fairly rotten (no pun intended) reputation, so we were delighted to be commissioned by a Dublin based photographer who wished to relocate his photography studio to his back garden but was determined not to have his home life interrupted by a lengthy build.