Proposals to provide services for autistic children of ages between four and nineteen. includes two separate buildings linked with shared entrance and drop off area covered by a large canopy.
Click to view more
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.
Trinity college possessed an existing 1960’s style former Government tax offices in various states of disrepair and presented this to MOB with a brief to convert the building into a school of business studies and a department of physiotherapy. The existing building was set back from the road edge to accommodate an previous plan by the local authority to widen Pearse. MOB took the opportunity to re-align the façade with the new road thereby designed a new elevation, with increased relief and maximizing the floor space available to Trinity College. A new route has been created through an area known
Find a list of all current Moloney O’Beirne projects below
