Projects

Boyne Avenue

living masterplan

Hamilton Gardens

living masterplan

Bord na Móna

masterplan workplace

Hennebique Studios

adaptation workplace

The work of Plus Architecture aims to deliver design excellence within the control of budget and programme. We manage projects to achieve optimum architectural quality, efficient use of resources and best value. We understand the importance of dialogue with the people who commission our buildings, to ensure delivery of a project aligns with the delivery of expectations.

We believe that our best projects have been undertaken with continuity of thought within the design process. The practice commits itself to any project we undertake, for the benefit of the project and our clients.

Balscadden

living

Ballsbridge

living masterplan workplace

Eden One

interiors community leisure

Pine Avenue

living

Pembroke Street

workplace

HG Club

interiors community leisure

Fernhurst Park

community living

Percy Place

living

Print-Making Workshop

education

Royal Devenick Park

living masterplan

Walled Garden

adaptation community living

Henrietta Lane

living

Asana

interiors workplace

Newbridge Avenue

adaptation interiors living

Walkinstown

living

Royal Brunswick Park Phase II

living masterplan

Royal Brunswick Park Phase I

living masterplan

Atrium Block B

interiors workplace

St. Stephen’s Green Hotel

leisure

Stoke Court

living

Bloodstone

interiors workplace

Carrisbrook House

workplace

Herbert St.

interiors workplace

Coca Cola / Innocent HQ

interiors workplace

Swan Centre

community leisure

Sandisk

interiors workplace

Crumlin

interiors community

Chivers

living masterplan

Doyles

living

PWC Gym

interiors leisure workplace

Craft Distillery

community leisure

Burrow Road

adaptation living

Weaver’s Hall

living

Tokyo

community

Yelp European HQ

interiors workplace

Mount Prospect Convent

adaptation community living

Schöneweide

masterplan workplace

Glasnevin Cemetery

community

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Fantastic news that the Print-Making Workshop has

Fantastic news that the Print-Making Workshop has been nominated for the EU Mies Awards2024. This project was a collaboration with @scullionarchitects, delivered under a framework of minor building works for TU Dublin on the Grangegorman campus.
Photos by @aisling_mccoy
#irisharchitecture #eumiesaward #eumiesaward2024 #tudublin

This proposed development consists of192 dwellings

This proposed development consists of192 dwellings, gym, creche, workhub, cafe, as well as a large public park at a site on Boyne Avenue, Drogheda, County Louth.

Situated on the banks of the River Boyne it seeks to maximise the views and amenity value of the water and provide medium density residential accommodation on the edge of Drogheda town.

#irisharchitecture #drogheda

We recently received full planning permission from

We recently received full planning permission from Kildare County Council for an older person's housing development in Athy, Co. Kildare.
The scheme concept involves a courtyard plan arrangement to create a secure central garden complemented by an activated streetscape at ground floor on all sides. The apartment scheme is articulated through a series of pitched roofs to break up the massing and to help create a sense of identity around individual dwellings.
Detailed design underway and we hope to be on site in the new year
#irisharchitecture #athy #cluidhousing

The Walled Garden in Dundrum, Co. Dublin is a resi

The Walled Garden in Dundrum, Co. Dublin is a residential apartment development of 144 apartments, completed in 2022. The site of the apartment development is within the stone enclosing walls of the historic walled garden associated with the house that was originally known as Gortmore, constructed in mid-1850s.
Positioned adjacent and outside of the enclosing walls of the Walled Garden itself, the stable yard is arranged in a four sided courtyard, three sides formed by narrow stone buildings, with pitched roof forms and the fourth side enclosed with a stone wall and gated entrance.

As part of the wider residential development, was proposed the restoration and repurposing of these stone buildings to convert them to amenity use for the new residents, with mix of uses including residential management and concierge, lounge space, co-working & meeting space, gym and associated service spaces.
@marletgroup
Photos @fionnmccann
#irisharchitecture #marletpropertygroup

The site is prominent, siting within the terrace a

The site is prominent, siting within the terrace at Percy Place at the perpendicular Grand Canal bridge junction leading to Mount Street Crescent and St Stephens Church, colloquially known as ‘The Pepper Canister Church’.

Pre-existing on site was a two storey mid-century detached dwelling, formerly owned by Waterways Ireland and in disrepair. The redevelopment infilled and joined the adjacent 4-storey terraces with a new apartment building containing 8 new apartments.
#irisharchitecture #dublinarchitecture #housingarchitecture

Our recently completed apartment scheme on Percy P

Our recently completed apartment scheme on Percy Place in Dublin has been nominated in the public choice category in this years RIAI awards.
You can cast your vote here:
https://www.riai.ie/public-choice-award-poll/#poll-13
@riaionline