This typical suburban Victorian mid-terrace house, in Rathgar, was extended to provide a contemporary kitchen and dining space overlooking the garden to the rear. The main house was restored to its original character. A small north facing courtyard was used as a lightwell and a separating device between the main house and the extension and planted with shade loving vegetation. A sedum blanket covers the flat roof which can be viewed from the upper floor rooms.
MVK architects are pleased to see one of our projects featured in an article on The Sunday Times. The project consists of the conversion of
Delegates viewing the Francis Johnston Exhibition in the Billard Room. On loan for the day were original portraits of the Townley Balfour family spanning three
Great exhibition at the IAA titled ‘The Ulster Museum – Evolution amidst Revolution’. Beautiful drawings depicting the neo-classical museum built between 1924 and 1929 by
MVK architects are pleased to see one of our projects featured in an article on The Sunday Times. The project consists of the conversion of
Delegates viewing the Francis Johnston Exhibition in the Billard Room. On loan for the day were original portraits of the Townley Balfour family spanning three
