Mullarkey Pedersen Architects are delighted to hand over Phase 2 restoration works completed at St. Macartan's Cathedral, Monaghan
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Mullarkey Pedersen Architects are delighted to hand over Phase 2 restoration works completed at St. Macartan's Cathedral, Monaghan
October 2022 - Karl Pedersen was honoured to be a guest speaker at the inaugural ‘Building a Sustainable Future’ conference
Karl Pedersen celebrating with Tracey Brothers winning the Education Project of the Year at the CEF 2022 Excellence Awards for Erne Campus
Ciaran Mullarkey and Karl Pedersen celebrating Mullarkey Pedersen Architects winning Sustainable Project of The Year 2022 for Erne Campus, Enniskillen
Mullarkey Pedersen Architects, as part of an ongoing appointment with Dublin City University, were commissioned as Grade 1 Conservation Architects to consult on the services upgrade of a number of buildings on the historic DCU All Hallows Campus. This included the impressive College Chapel which was completed circa 1897 and designed by renowned architect J.J. McCarthy.
The college chapel underwent a full electrical upgrade to incorporate fire detection and security alarm systems, an upgraded PA system, data points and consolidated power outlets. Existing decorative fixtures were refurbished and rewired.
Careful consideration and planning was required during both the design and construction phases to ensure the successful integration of these systems whilst minimising the impact on the historic fabric and aesthetic.
Below are images of the recently completed works.
Margaret & Catherine of Mullarkey Pedersen Architects, delighted to present sponsorship support to Gavin and Shirley of Cruise Centre, Eglinton.
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Vacancies are currently available in our Derry office for Architects and Architectural Technologists to work on an exciting and broad range of commercial, conservation and education projects.
We are looking for candidates to join our team who are enthusiastic, creative people and who have a passion for their work.
We offer a friendly and stimulating working environment, attractive remuneration, and job satisfaction.
Please reply by email by providing a copy of your C.V. to info@mparchitects.net
'Building 104' was originally an accommodation block constructed between 1895 and 1904 at the former Ebrington Barracks.
The extension and refurbishment of this listed building will accommodate approximately 40 new office spaces when completed, which will complement the new Creative Hub at @8081Workspace. These works form part of the ongoing development and regeneration of this historic site in Derry~Londonderry.
Below are recent site photographs showing the scaffolding beginning to come down revealing the buildings modern new entrance.
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Work has begun on the cleaning of the reredos and painting of the ceiling of the beautiful St Michael's Church, Enniskillen under the careful supervision of Mullarkey Pedersen Architects - RIAI Grade 1 Accredited Conservation Architects. Keep an eye for future updates!
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Finalists are put forward for consideration for a National / International Civic Trust Award or Commendation. @CTAwards
This is an excellent addition to the numerous recent successes the Bishop's Gate Hotel Project has achieved this year.
The hotel has been an important addition to the city centre of Derry/ Londonderry and integral to the regeneration of Bishop Street and surrounding area.
To highlight the extent of restoration works which were involved in order to revive this historic structure and make it suitable for its current use in the hospitality sector, and also to reflect on a project successfully delivered and realised, we have put together (below) a gallery of before and after images of some of the primary spaces within the building.