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    Paul Clerkin
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    House on Sorrento Road near junction with Vico Road….
    I assume it is a single house and not apartments…
    Any details….
    Architects?

    #721120
    LOB
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    Isn’t eddie Irvine building a new house on the site of a previous house around there?

    #721121
    Paul Clerkin
    Keymaster

    For a really radical house solution:
    http://www.hughpearman.com/articles4/spinehaus.html

    #721122
    Hiivaladan
    Participant

    It looks a little like a Hobbits house. A bit trivial for a first post…sorry. Just going through all the past posts.

    #721123
    publicrealm
    Participant

    @Paul Clerkin wrote:

    House on Sorrento Road near junction with Vico Road….
    I assume it is a single house and not apartments…
    Any details….
    Architects?

    I doubt that there were architects involved. It really is too ridiculous looking to have been designed by a professional.

    Unless you believe that ridiculous = avant garde = good?

    #721124
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Horrible pile, totally out of context and dominates the road. Those photos show its “best” angle! That house was built by Eddir Irvine. He had it on the market for most of last year at 6.5 with no takers. It it rumoured to have been sold, but I’ve not heard any confirmation. It shares an entrance with Van the Man and Monte Alverno, owners of which all have difficulty in emmmmmm…. relating.. over boundaries, hedges, access, etc. Monte A is currently for sale, belonged to Sir Ed. Carson at one time, more recently by Renata Coleman (who moved from there to Humewood).
    Been away, far behind in my archiseek reading.
    KB

    #721125
    shed
    Participant

    Yeah i’v noticed this house alot recently-its a bit of a mixed up style. Aparently as soon as Eddie Irvine seen it complete he hated it and put it straight up for sale-not sue what truth there is in that though.
    It really stands out like a sore thumb but at the same time i’d love to see inside and what views it commands because its a decent elevated spot.
    Anyone know if an architect was involved or is it something Eddie envisaged from his globe trotting?

    #721126
    trace
    Participant

    The architect was Joe Kennedy of Smith Kennedy Architects from Dun Laoghaire.

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