The Humanities Institute and the Institute for Study of Social Change form two phases of a major research for the University Arts Faculty. Situated on the periphery of the University Complex the buildings adjoin an earlier research block and are arranged in a curve around an external recreation space. Attention has been paid to the detail of the building and quality of the interfaces of each building component. Social spaces have been design and located strategically in the building to encourage interaction whilst maximizing the quality of space available. MOB have acted as Architects for UCD on several different projects
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Throughout their fifty year history, Moloney O'Beirne have acquired a reputation for providing excellent architecture and design services in the healthcare and education sectors. Moloney O'Beirne employ 25 people ranging from architects, architectural technicians, PSDP personnel and associated administrative staff.
Moloney O'Beirne's approach to architecture and design focuses on designing buildings that facilitate and provoke human interaction to create functional spaces for living, working and learning. The firm promotes attention to detail to ensure design and technical excellence at every level of a project’s life.
The School of Nursing in DCU houses a simulated learning environment, associated teaching facilities, offices and a restaurant facility. The site is of strategic important to the campus of Dublin City University with a landmark entrance created along Collins Avenue from where the campus would is seen as part of the suburban landscape. The use of section allows natural light penetrate deep within the plan throughout the building. The School of Nursing has been designed as a sustainable building, an architect and client driven feature of the brief. The building was designed to achieve standard air leakage requirement of
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