Paul Mulhern Email & Phone Number

Dublin, Ie

Sandyford, County Dublin, Ireland

Dublin City, County Dublin, Ireland

County Dublin, Ireland

Architecture & Interior Design. Based in Dun Laoghaire, Co. Dublin.New website coming soon.

Monkstown, Co. Dublin

Paul Mulhern is a highly experienced architect based in Monkstown, Co. Dublin. He has been in practice since 1999 and offers a full range of architecture services for domestic works including extensions, renovations and new-build houses. Other project types include conservation, housing & apartment developments, and many commercial sectors including bars, restaurants, offices, educational and retail. Paul also collaborates on projects with his father-in-law at Roger Hofler Architects.

Monkstown, Dun Laoghaire, Co Dublin, Ireland.

Senior Architect

Melbourne, Australia

Responsibilities included documentation, investigation works and contract administration of a range of heritage conservation and institutional restoration projects including:• Royal Exhibition Building Conservation Works• State Library of Victoria West & South West Wing• State Library of Victoria Dome renovations• State Library of Victoria Western facades renovations• Collingwood Town Hall Conservation Works• Scots Church redevelopment project.

Director in charge of new design, creative reuse, and sustainable design.Related activities included: marketing, new work procurement, website & blog, health & safety, information technology, office management.

MESH ArchitectsThe practice partners are:Thomas McGimsey and Paul Mulhern.Both were senior architects at Howley Harrington Architects (HHA) where they were responsible for a number of award winning buildings and projects.The practice holds RIAI Grade 1 Conservation Accreditation.The practice provides sensitive contemporary design and expert authority in conservation practice. We view our relationships with our clients as a collaborative one.MESH collaborate with leading professionals and consultants, in pursuit of excellence. Great buildings and public spaces are rarely the product of individual effort, but the result of singular vision with support from a strong team of collaborators.MESH have a network of people and organisations with whom they work, in order to meet the client’s highest aspirations for a project.We enjoy working with enlightened clients. We listen to our clients’ needs and help them to articulate a vision.We emphasise craftsmanship, and the use of sustainable materials.We have a concern for the total environment, including landscaping and interiors.Paul Mulhern, M.R.I.A.I. B.Arch(Hons) B.Eng.(Arch).Paul studied at U.C.D. where he was an award winner in the R.I.A.I.’s Traveling Scholarship Programme, an annual competition held between students of all architecture schools in Ireland, north & south. After graduation from U.C.D. in 1999 he worked for the award winning practice, Howley Harrington Architects.He was project architect for the ‘Balgaddy A’ housing scheme of 85 Houses for South Dublin County Council, which won the RIAI Special Award for Best Housing Scheme, 2004.He was also project architect for an Affordable Housing Tower and infill mews development at Holles Street, Dublin 2, which was awarded First Place in an international design competition organised by Dublin City Council and run by the RIAI. This project has recently been completed.

Paul was a Senior Architect in Howley Harrington.He was Project Architect for the following:‘Balgaddy A’ housing scheme of 85 Houses for South Dublin County Council, which won the RIAI special award for Best Housing Scheme, 2004.Affordable Housing Tower and infill mews development at Holles Street, Dublin 2, which was awarded First Place in an international design competition organised by Dublin City Council and run by the RIAI.A development of nine new mews houses for Dublin City Council at Denzil Lane, Dublin 2. This interlocking & overlapping scheme provided 9 dwellings on a tight urban infill plot which could have accommodated only 6 traditional units. All dwellings have there own private outdoor space in the form of gardens, balconies and roof terraces.HHA has now disbanded.

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