Irish bungalow design

The bungalow has become a common feature in the Irish Countryside with many being build throughout Ireland and especially since the 1960’s when the long rectangle shaped plan first appeared.

A modern house steps down the levels of the site to maximise light and views, and to create a dynamic and interesting space, Co. Down

This design has a traditional Irish cottage front with traditional form and vernacular. The rear of the property is where the licence to introduce architectural flair was given, this is evident in …

@arcdesignni on Instagram: "Our latest….the ‘Bushmills House’. Our design ethos has always been very simple…traditional to the front and a little funky to the rear. We think this design has that in bucket loads. All the kitchen, living, dining and off course the master bedroom suite taking full advantage of the private patio areas to the rear. Crack open the bubbly 😀 Who said single storey dwellings have to be boring. #ciat #irisharchitecture #causewaycoastandglens…

The open plan living space boasts an elevated 4m high vaulted ceiling with additional roof lights to ensure it basks in natural light all day long.

How Linda and Edward Mulkern built their 220sqm home on Achill Island to retire to, replacing a concrete bunker house that had been their holiday digs for years.

Maggie's luxurious cottage is situated in the splendid isolation of Seefin mountain. This idyllic rural setting is within easy reach of some of the world's iconic golf courses, beaches and overlooking one of Europe's cleanest lakes.

This project is a residential house in the picturesque fishing village of Ardmore, County Waterford, on the Irish south coast. The original house was a 1980s bungalow build. Typical of the era, it lacked space and failed to echo the charm of its natural surroundings....

When you're a registered RIAI architect and the managing director of your own architecture firm, you could say you have a step up when it comes to tackling a self bui...