Published: Sunday, December 31, 2006
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ADS Kells
Minimal details and abundant use of natural lighting helps Box Architecture create a highly functional office space, which retains its industrial ambience whilst subtly exhibiting the architects' design sensibilities.
By: Box Architecture
View of the mezzanine level.
A shaft of light in the stairs indicates access to the mezzanine level. A plate is inserted to one side of the mezzanine under which the formal functions are gathered. These are further delineated by clear glass walls traversed by timber door planes, creating a flexible open plan in the centre of the building. Finishes are kept to a minimal keeping with the industrial feel of the space. The project was selected for exhibition at the 2004 RIAI Awards
Credits
- Text: Courtesy of the architect
- Photographs by Paul Tierney, Courtesy of the architect
- Compiled and edited by Mitesh Saraf
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