We are so pleased to share that our micro extension High Street Balbriggan and our wonderful clients Jade Travers and David Hayes have been featured on the Sunday Independent.
We are pleased to share that our High Street Balbriggan project was featured on the Sunday Times.
“It is a beautifully crafted project, uncompromising in its simplicity, rigorous in its execution and resolute in its faithfulness to [the client’s] principles.”
We are over the moon that our High Street Balbriggan project was announced winner of the Living category at Friday night’s RIAI Architecture Awards ceremony at the National Gallery.
Huge thanks is due to RBA associate Anna Pearse for her fantastic work on the project, our former colleague Kevin Sweeney, our clients for their ongoing trust and enthusiasm, contractor Shane Agnew, Ste Murray for the beautiful photos, and our colleague Lucia Calleja who was there to collect the prestigious award on Friday.
Congratulations to all the other winners and shortlisted works! See the full list of winners here.
We’re thrilled to have our High Street Balbriggan project featured in the 2024 edition of the House+Design magazine.
A huge thank you to the RIAI team for including our work amongst such wonderful projects and to Doireann de Courcy Mac Donnell for the write-up.
We are delighted to announce that our project High Street Balbriggan has won a 2024 AAI Award.
Our Fortfield Drive project has been featured in GLOSS interiors magazine.
Our Tenters Triangle project featured on last Sunday evenings episode of Room to Improve. Thanks to RTE, Dermot Bannon and the whole Room to Improve team for showcasing our work!
If you missed it, you can watch it back on the RTE Player here!
We are delighted to announce that RBA received an award at the inaugural Towards Net Zero Awards. RBA were awarded the Design Practice Award which recognises a practice that pushes the principles of sustainable design throughout their work, whether in pursuing new research, exploring contemporary innovations, or leading in best practice.