位于Co.Dublin的Glenageary的一个1940年代的平房的扩建和翻修。都柏林。
在一个规则的网格和结构有效的木制屋顶结构中，为一个年轻的家庭创造了一个新的生活空间。在这个保护性的木格子下面，是一堵砖墙，它环绕和包围着屋顶，但从未接触到屋顶，创造了高层次的开口，早晨的阳光可以通过它进入，同时为邻近的房屋提供隐私。
An extension and renovation of a 1940’s bungalow in Glenageary, Co. Dublin.
Within a regular grid and structurally efficient timber roof structure, a new living space is created for a young family. Beneath this protective timber lattice, lies a brickwork wall, which surrounds and encloses, but never touches the roof, creating high-level openings through which morning sunlight can enter while providing privacy to neighbouring houses.
砖砌墙在角落里开始是一个窗边座位的凹槽，折叠后形成一个原木仓库，弯曲后包围着一个橡木长椅：家庭生活的焦点。厨房上方的高位镜似乎使房间的长度增加了一倍，并在后面隐藏了一个公用设施和淋浴房。
The brickwork wall starts in the corner as an alcove for a window seat, folds to form a log store and bends to enclose an oak bench: the focal point of family life. High-level mirrors over the kitchen appear to double the length of the room, and conceal a utility and shower room behind.
一个简单的材料调色板提供了一个坚固而有触感的环境：一个对 “单层后部扩展 “的另类尝试。
A simple material palette provides a robust yet tactile environment: an alternative take on the ‘single storey rear extension’.
Architects: Robert Bourke Architects
Year: 2018
Photographs: Ste Murray
Manufacturers: Velfac, Ibstock, Langrell.ie, Paralon, Weavre and Ducre
City：DUBLIN
Country：Ireland