- 103 luxury apartments surrounding attractive new public piazza
- Winner, "Northern Ireland Residential Development of the Year 2010" - Irish Property Awards
- Sustaining dynamic and walkable neighbourhoods - Winner of international Charter Award 2011, Congress for the New Urbanism (CNU)
- Regenerating Belfast's Arts Quarter - Winner, "Best Regeneration Project in Northern Ireland", 2010 RICS Awards
- Winner, "Best Regeneration Scheme in Belfast", 2010 Belfast Business Awards
- Featured as "Project of the Month" September 2010 by A Vision of Europe/CivicArch
- Featured in international book "New Palladians: Modernity and Sustainability for 21st Century Architecture"
- Sustaining local economy through use of locally-made building elements
- SUDS drainage scheme

- 90 luxury apartments located on the banks of the River Kent in Kendal town (part of a mixed-use scheme)
- Riverside apartments with south-facing aspect
- Sustaining local character through use of traditional Cumbrian building forms and local materials
- Securing quick planning approval through sensitive architectural approach
- Sustaining riverside biodiversity via sensitive construction methodologies
- Sustaining local economy through specification of locally-made building elements, such as locally sourced stonework

- Redevelopment of under-used, brown-field site in Lisburn City centre to create new public square surrounded by chic living spaces at first and second floor levels
- Civic Trust award 2001
- Use of vernacular forms to create a seamless, attractive addition to the City's Conservation Area - helping to sustain the historic fabric of Lisburn as a tourist destination
- Maximization of ground level active frontages with cafes/shops, including attractive residential entrances
- Residential and public car parking concealed underground - to help sustain a pedestrian-safe environment
- Planning approval won within 4 months

- Prestigious 87-apartment development in South Belfast overlooking the River Lagan
- Fully-glazed, stylish roof-level penthouses
- Sensitive landscape scheme, enhancing biodiversity of riverside greenway

- 80 apartments as part of a mixed-use scheme defining a new public space
- 20% social housing – pepper-potted throughout scheme
- In line with the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland’s Energy Performance of Buildings Directive

- 55 luxury apartments located within Dublin City Centre
- Part of mixed-use scheme, with upgraded M&S store on lower levels
- Close to LUAS public transport system

- 194 apartments as part of a mixed-use scheme which includes a 266 bed luxury hotel and a 130,000 sqft office building
- New urban landscaped space
Double basemented car parking

- 100 luxury apartments with marine views
- Part of a mixed-use scheme containing Ramada Encore hotel, retail, catering and MSCP
- New urban space for the city

- Prestigious apartments development in affluent Malone area of South Belfast
- All apartments with balconies
- Underground car parking for residents

- Exclusive development of 21 luxury and magnificently-proportioned apartment residences, set in the elite Danesfort Park area of South Belfast
- Family-sized apartments (a choice of three, four and five-bedroom layouts)
- Separate lounges, kitchen and dining
- Ensuite with bath as well as shower
- Quality materials and luxury turn-key finish
- Sensitive and highly attractive architectural design - exposed eaves brackets, hipped roofs with deep overhang, bay windows and Tudor detailing

- 38 no. villas, set in mature grounds of Danesfort House, to create what is recognized as one of affluent South Belfast's most desirable residential addresses.
- Designed & constructed using traditional, locally-available materials.
- Specification of quality, locally-crafted elements.

- Located on the edge of the Lagan Valley Regional Park
- Exclusive development of luxury villas and apartments in sough-after South Belfast location
- SUDS
- Landscaping treatment designed to complement the adjacent parkland

- Luxury apartments and townhouses in coastal location
- Quality landscaped setting

- Prestigious housing development set in highly desired area of Castleknock situated close to Castleknock Village and located within the grounds of Castleknock Golf and Country Club

- Luxury villa development in stunning coastal Co. Down location
- Range of bespoke designs
- Use of local natural stone to empathise with the character of the area

- Retention and restoration of formerly derelict Edwardian property
- New coach-house style addition to frontage, enhancing overall kerb appeal
- Property extended to rear to create spacious family and dining space
- Creation of dramatic double-height entrance hallway
- Landscaping and boundary treatments

- Complete re-imaging of 1970’s-style house to create a truly attractive home
- Removal of extruded aluminuim windows/doors. Replacement with elegant, locally crafted, double-glazed french doors, to give vertical emphasis
- New coach-house extension with lanterned master bedroom over
- New graveled approach and landscaping treatment

- Use of locally quarried stone – sustaining local architectural character
- High thermal mass – 465mm thick external walls
- Ventilation heat recovery system
- Under-floor heating
- Specification of Keylite triple-glazed conservation roof windows – first of its type in Ireland

This brand new house was designed by partner John Smylie for a very prestigious client with every luxury in mind. The Palladian proportioning and detailing was thoroughly researched to deliver a high class and authentic residence. The symmetrical composition with a two-storey portico in Ionic over Doric orders was chosen to terminate the street vista.

- New traditional Ulster ‘box-house’
- Use of lime render
- High thermal mass – 450mm thick external walls
- Ventilation heat recovery system
- Mini-wind turbine