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TOB Architect designs concrete extension to Dublin Victorian house
26 January 2021 By Fran Williams. Photography by Aisling McCoy
1/20 Clontarf House by TOB Architect
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This refurbishment and extension to the ground floor of a Victorian house in the suburb of Clontarf, Dublin, is formed of concrete with various finishes
From the outset, the intention of the project was to make a series of interior spaces that connected the old and new parts of the house. Six limestone steps link down to a pantry from the main house and accommodate a WC/utility area beneath the existing return.
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8 min read Jane Larmour and Tom OâBrien, winners of the RIAI Future Award, started their careers at an early age
Visitors to the Rock of Cashel might be forgiven for having overlooked another âimportantâ structure in the vicinity; a dwelling designed and built by award-winning TOB Architect founder Tom OâBrien, at the very (very) earliest stages of his career.
OâBrien describes growing up under the imposing gaze of that world-famous âRockâ. It was a formative experience and âas a small kidâ living on a farm, he had lots of autonomy, was given jobs and was not, he says, infantilised the way some children are: âI had my own stuff going on.â