The residence on Church Gardens, Rathmines, underwent a transformative renovation, addressing the challenge of three previous extensions that stood independently without cohesion.

To unify the disparate extensions, we strategically connected two of them using five 2.4-meter metal straps, ensuring structural integrity and a harmonious architectural flow.

A comprehensive foundation overhaul included the pouring of pad foundations and the construction of piers to support the placement of steel, facilitating a complete redesign of the first-floor layout for a more contemporary living experience.

The entire house underwent essential updates, including re-plumbing and re-wiring, to meet modern standards and enhance functionality. A meticulous re-roofing process, including the application of felt and slates, ensured both durability and aesthetic coherence.

The first-floor layout was meticulously redesigned, optimizing the space for contemporary living while maintaining a seamless connection to the overall architectural vision.

This project at Church Gardens, Rathmines, stands as a testament to the successful integration of disparate extensions into a cohesive whole, creating a residence that is not only structurally sound but also tailored for modern lifestyles.