Architect and ‘houseologist’ Eva Byrne created her own home in south Dublin 11 years ago, which is a testimony to her interior design mantra of light, space and storage. Article by Mary O’Sullivan mosullivan@independent.ie 04/05/2014 | 02:30 Musical instruments are prominent in Eva Byrne’s home – a harp, a double bass and a piano all catch the eye…
We raised the roof and moved our bedroom to the rooftop to allow us create a TV room for our teenagers. Emma Cullinan came to visit. Read more here…
Ask the Architect: Can we organise our chaos? Eva Byrne, 21/06/2013 | 05:00. Read the original article here… 1A house extension on Rutland Avenue Dublin, which is shortlisted for a 2013 RIAA Irish Architecture Award. It was designed by Eamon Peregrine Architects. “We have a young family and a chaotic home which needs refurbishment and…
Q. “We plan to engage an architect to help alter and extend our home. We have no experience of drawings and worry about whether we will understand what is being proposed at each different stage. Any advice?” Irish Independent, 7 June 2013 Drawing is the language of architects, the means by which ideas are…
Should we make our home completely open plan? Eva Byrne 24/05/2013 | 05:00. Read the original article here… “We’re really short of space and are planning to build a small extension to create a kitchen, dining and family area to the back of the house. We’re tempted to remove the wall between the living area and stairs…
“Like a lot of people, we’ll be holidaying at home this year. How can we make the most of the precious sun we do get and embrace summer at home?” Eva Byrne, published 10/5/2013. Read the original article here… The recent sunshine has got us all thinking about how to tweak our homes and outdoor…
“We are a couple with two pre-teen children. Our architect has drawn up plans for a beautiful extension that would transform our home for the teenage years but we dread the hassle and stress involved in getting it built. Any tips for making the process bearable?” Eva Byrne, Published 12.04.2013. Read the original article here……
Q: We are really happy with our home but don’t seem to be able to get to grips with our living room. It feels uninviting and is rarely used. Any tips? The Irish Independent, 30 November 2012 A: There is always at least one reason why a room is unloved and underused. Typical reasons include…
Architects Eva and Gerard purchased this north-facing site in Dublin and with clever planning and design they managed to create a bright family home.Photography & Editorial by Sasfi Hope-Ross. Photography & Editorial by Sasfi Hope-Ross
“An Architect is the Magic Wand in your Building Project… “ Learn how to work that wand to its full potential with these Tips for Working with an Architect on your home building project… Word of mouth is always the best source for any professional. Choose an architect based on their previous work (ask to see…
