Notification of Planning Permission on this contemporary Irish cottage extension
Just received notification that planning has been granted on this design in County Mayo. Straight through. No request for Further Information!
Just received notification that planning has been granted on this design in County Mayo. Straight through. No request for Further Information!
So we reached the end of our journey visiting the Magnificent Seven Donegal Churches by Liam McCormick; this post therefore is a summary of the links, in date order & a couple of observations: 1. Milford – 1961 2. Murlog Read More …
So we have reached the final church of the Magnificent Seven Donegal Churches by Liam McCormick – St. Michael’s Church – Creeslough. Completed in 1971, the influence of Le Corbusiers Ronchamp is very apparent in Creeslough. Here are a few Read More …
So we’re on the home straight now. Just two to go of the Magnificent Seven Churches of Donegal by Liam McCormick. St. Peter’s Church in Milford was the first church designed in Donegal by Liam McCormick- the commission to design Read More …
So we’ve reached No. 5 of the Magnificent 7 Liam McCormick Churches You can read the NIAH Listing HERE Below are a few photos from our visit:
After a short break (went to UK to see work by Patrick Gwynne (modernist architect in 30’s-60’s); I’m back now with the 4th Liam McCormick Church of the ‘Magnificent Seven’! A reminder that the last stop was at Murlog and Read More …
Following on from THIS POST on Glenties and THIS POST on Donoughmore; stop 3 is at Murlog. Click HERE for the directions (note you may be starting in a different place! – It’s the route we took from Killybegs!) Murlog Read More …
As the faithful follower may know that I had a short break in Donegal recently where as a ‘busman’s holiday’ I dragged my better half and youngest (19) around the seven churches in County Donegal by Liam McCormick. Many have Read More …
Currently getting everything together on this contemporary rear extension to a traditional 3 room Irish cottage. the project includes the full refurbishment of the existing property: I’ve also been messing about with some new software that gives a better idea Read More …
The work of an architect is an interesting one. From large to small practice. From public to private sector. From residential to commercial. And then there’s restoration.: The work of the conservation architect may involve building nothing. Just to bring Read More …
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