Current Projects

The project here was to transform a tired old patio space into an all weather kids’ play area. Also to dismantle an old raised planter and create a pergola with a connecting path from the recycled patio slabs. Read more »

Here is a solid fuel storage building we are constructing on an equestrian property in South Kildare. Ventilation is ensured via the spaced horizontal cladding. The roof is corrugated metal sheeting, pitched to a large gutter at the rear. The large panel at the front is removable to facilitate vehicular access. Pedestrian access is gained… Read more »

Here is a nice one we have just made a start on. A raised patio, retaining wall, built in seat and planters, lighting, connecting path, ground level patio, pergola. Stay tuned for progress pics. Read more »

In this instance we are creating the playspace in a piece of unused ground adjacent to the school building. The first task is to securely fence off the space and then populate it with a range of hand built wooden play elements. Read more »

Here are some play elements we recently built and installed in a creche in Co. Kildare. These pieces will provide immersive, tactile and rewarding play opportunities for pre-schoolers aged 2 – 5. Read more »

Under the ever vigilant eye of George Mitchell it’s all happening in the workshop these days as we get a few creches sorted with new play equipment before they re open their doors in September Read more »

Here are some wooden play pieces we put together for a preschool in South Dublin. Studies have shown that children engage for longer periods with natural, tactile materials such as wood rather than smooth plastic or PVC. Read more »

Here is an example of how a pretty useless side passage can be easily transformed into a utility room or storage space. The existing gate between the brick piers is removed, a monopitch roof is constructed against the wall of the house, gutter and downspout for drainage are incorporated on the low side, new doors… Read more »

Here is a recent design and a good example of how a simple virtual walkthrough can help a homeowner more effectively visualise the finished product.   Read more »

Here are a few nice schemes that could potentially keep us busy for a while. Read more »