1950s House Renovation & Modern Brick Extension | Churchtown, Dublin

Transforming a Mid-Century Residence with Contemporary Architectural Design

The complete refurbishment and extension of this charming 1950s residence in Churchtown, Dublin 14 transforms a classic mid-century property into a light-filled, modern family home. Designed by our Dublin architectural team, the project sensitively preserves the original building’s character while introducing a striking contemporary rear extension.

Light-Filled West-Facing Extension & Clerestory Window Feature

The centerpiece of the home’s layout is a spacious, light-filled extension finished in warm, textured brickwork that echoes the property’s mid-century heritage. A large, west-facing <strong>clerestory window</strong> captures ambient afternoon light, flooding the interior living spaces and establishing an immediate connection to the lush rear garden.

Broken-Plan Living & Seamless Spatial Flow

Internally, the extension incorporates a flexible broken-plan layout tailored for family life, dining, and daily relaxation. By balancing open sightlines with defined functional zones, the spatial layout seamlessly bridges the old and new structures, creating an inviting, high-performance home in South County Dublin.