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Concealed cabinetry is integrated flush within the oak lining, maintaining visual continuity while embedding secondary hospitality functions.

Completed in 2023, the kitchen was repositioned as the central domestic space, replacing the former dark utilitarian corner with a light-filled family hub.

The dining area is defined by a curved plan geometry that creates a more enclosed and acoustically calm gathering space.

Full-height curved glazing wraps the dining area, referencing Victorian conservatories while maximizing garden connection and daylight.

Churchtown by Scullion Architects is a contemporary residential extension to a 1930s Dublin house, re-centering domestic life around a contemporary terrazzo-lined kitchen and curved glass dining pavilion.

A central fitness core organizes vertical movement, with program volumes alternating across levels to distribute activity and engagement.

Consolidating sport, recreation, and wellbeing functions into a single integrated building, Hiwa uses a split and stacked arrangement, positioning major recreation volumes across multiple levels to optimize space efficiency and user flow.

Two primary stair systems are used as both circulation and social infrastructure, doubling as fitness loops and daylight shafts.

Non-performance spaces including cafés, chill zones, and informal seating areas are integrated throughout the building to support student wellbeing.

The aquatic program is placed below grade, freeing the ground plane for public circulation and connection to the campus plaza. Façade louvers modulate transparency, allowing controlled views into internal activity.