This project encompases the provision of six individual apartments within a single building for people with a profound intellectual disability presenting challenging behaviour. Each apartment has an enclosed private garden connected to the living and bedroom spaces allowing secure access to each individual unit. The building design and specification reflects the extremely high support needs of its users, and has many specialist fittings and fixtures, including high secure glazing, anti-vandal fittings and high secure access control.
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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.
MOB were appointed as project architects to provide a survey of Lissadell House, designed in 1830 by Frances Goodwin, and its’ demesne, consisting of 200 acres and ten groups of out-buildings. We are currently overseeing the extensive refurbishments to the main house as well as providing design options for the refurbishment of the out-buildings into residential units, including the conversion of the stable yard into a Visitor Centre / Yeats Museum.
Find a list of all current Moloney O’Beirne projects below
