Flynn Mews, Dublin, Ireland

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Photo © Alice Clancy Architectural Photography

Photo © Alice Clancy Architectural Photography

Photo © Alice Clancy Architectural Photography

2012 RESIDENTIAL MERIT AWARD

Flynn Mews, Dublin, Ireland
Architect: Lorcan O’Herlihy Architects (LOHA)

Located in Dublin, Ireland on the site of an existing 1847 Georgian Manor, our firm was asked to design a single family mews that incorporates a Victorian coach house façade. The local planning council requested that limited alterations be made to the façade while maintaining views, which ultimately became the driving force behind the design.

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