1973 – Moylurg Tower, Lough Key, Co. Roscommon
Architecture of Roscommon
Constructed within the footprint of Rockingham House which was destroyed by fire in 1957 and finally demolished in 1971.
1975 – Medical School, Royal College of Surgeons, Dublin
One of two buildings constructed by Frank Foley Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI) to the rear of their landmark early 19th century building on St.
1976 – Setanta Centre, Nassau Street, Dublin
Behemoth leveraged into a 2.5-acre site originally containing over 55 properties assembled by developers.
1971 – Nos. 10-11 South Leinster Street, Dublin
A speculative office building finished in brown brick and tinted glass with a heavily recessed entrance way.
1973 – Earlsfort House, Earlsfort Terrace, Dublin
Large brown,
1970 – Becton Dickinson, Pottery Road, Kill O’ The Grange, Dublin
Factory and offices for medical equipment manufacturer,
1973 – Bank of Ireland, University College Dublin
Taking the concept of solidity and permanence for a bank branch to the extreme,
1890 – Wallace Memorial, Castle Gardens, Lisburn, Co. Antrim
Sir Richard Wallace was a wealthy English art collector,
2022 – Design for City Quay Arts Building, City Quay, Dublin
A long derelict site on the corner of City Quay and Moss Street,
2029 – 42a Parkgate Street, Dublin
Sitting on the north side of Dublin’s River Liffey and within walking distance of the city centre and the Phoenix Park,
2017 – AquaVetro, Tara Street, Dublin
A design for a 22-storey skyscraper on Tara Street which would have been Dublin’s tallest at the time of design.
2017 – Medieval Mile Museum, Kilkenny, Co. Kilkenny
The former St.
1970 – Technical College, Ballymoney, Co. Antrim
Built on the site of the old Model Primary School as the North Antrim College.
1966 – Penthouse Grill, Great Southern Hotel, Galway
Top floor restaurant on the original wing of the Great Southern Hotel in Galway,
