Scholarstown Wood is conceived as four neighbourhoods within a single development area, each of which has its own access route and public open spaces, enabling the scheme to be delivered in separate phases, and for each ne...

Set in the heart of London on the river Thames, the iconic Grade II listed building and surrounding area is due to be brought back to life, following the masterplan set out by Uruguayan architect Rafael Viñoly. 6 architect...

The East India Docks Competition sought to intensify use on an existing office estate connected by its own DLR station to the City of London, Canary Wharf and Stratford. Existing developments comprised of four office build...

The Loughmacask Masterplan continues O’Mahony Pike’s engagement with Kilkenny City and its hinterlands following our work on the City Centre and Western Environs Local Area Plans.

The intention of this competition winning redevelopment is to create a modern open-plan office development incorporating an array of sustainable features, in a historically sensitive area of Dublin city.

This best practice guide illustrates how the planning guidelines can be implemented effectively and consistently across the different scales of urban development around the country.

Located on Sir John Rogersons Quay, the building enjoys waterside views over the River Liffey, towards the north docks.

The project creates a safe, attractive cul-de-sac of houses within an existing area, completing the edge of a suburban block. Located just off the Ringmahon Road, the development consists of 2 terraces of houses, providing...

Character area design studies for mixed use centres were created within this development, building on a previous masterplan which recognised the strategic growth opportunity in this location of the wider Belfast area.

The site for Mount Saint Anne’s originally served as farmland for St. Anne’s Convent, the mother house of the Irish Sisters of Charity, and its development as a contemporary, dense housing scheme heralded the changing natu...

O’Mahony Pike Architects were appointed as team leaders and urban designers by the Limerick Northside Regeneration Agency to prepare an economic and physical masterplan for a troubled and isolated residential estate.

This Masterplan provides for a new community of 4,000 dwellings with associated town centre uses over 107 acres in the largest underdeveloped area in Dublin City between the Royal Canal and the Tolka Valley.

In close collaboration with our Canadian partners Stantec Architecture, we were asked to review the current St. Lukes Hospital Development Control Plan and recommend a strategy for future phased development of their campus.

Chamber House is a landmark, stand alone, five storey building situated at the eastern side of the new Tallaght Square in west Dublin and directly adjacent to the County Civic Offices.

O’Mahony Pike Architects were the urban design consultants in the preparation of a masterplan for this 100Ha site, proposing a vibrant and innovative urban quarter with sustainability and social inclusion design priorities.

O'Mahony Pike Architects’ proposal to create a new campus for DIT at Grangegorman was conceived as a curved ‘bow’ that traces through the site from Broadstone Station and the Luas Terminal, in the east, to Prussia Street i...

This development was the winning design in a competition sponsored by Ballymun Regeneration Ltd. The purpose of the competition was to provide high quality social housing using innovative methods of construction.

Thornwood is a quality suburban development of 164 apartments, terraced houses and a crèche in a carefully modulated series of buildings on a 1.1 ha site.

The first two phases of a housing development in the new neighbourhood of Balcurris, comprising of 90 family houses, duplex units and a small number of apartments. The design is influenced by the Georgian terraces of Dublin.

Conceived as a new, sustainable town for 25,000 people, centred on an existing railway line to the west of Dublin, award-winning Adamstown pioneered the use of the Strategic Development Zone (SDZ) in Ireland.

Adamstown Castle and Adamstown Square were the first residential sectors to be developed under the SDZ masterplan, delivering 650 and 429 homes respectively between 1997 and 2007.

Following an international competitive interview process, Metropolitan Workshop were appointed to prepare a detailed urban design masterplan for the District Centre, as part of the SDZ Masterplan with O'Mahony Pike Archite...

Adamstown Square 3 was conceived during the recession, and the brief for the project was to develop an affordable, medium density housing model that could deliver flexible family housing, while also meeting the density lev...

Somerton Village, located on the north east of Adamstown, is an attractive housing development which provide a variety of family homes within contemporary streetscapes. The variety of house types provides an opportunity fo...

The Gasworks is, as its name suggests, a brownfield regeneration development of a redundant gas storage facility in the city centre docklands area of Dublin. The 3.2 hectare development site had been in industrial use sinc...

The Barrow Street Offices development is located within the Gasworks masterplan, a brownfield regeneration development of a redundant gas storage facility in the city centre docklands area of Dublin.

This Local Area Plan consists of 254 hectares to guide the future expansion of the town in a sustainable manner, with a population increase of 20,000 people across three distinct new neighbourhoods.

Winner of the 2009 RIAI Silver Medal for Housing, this project is a proven benchmark for high density urban architecture, creating an exemplary housing project with a variety of apartment and tenure typologies.

Preparation of the Local Area Plan for the historic core of the City consisted of striking a balance between preserving its architectural and archaeological heritage whilst enhancing the quality of life for its residents.

Waterfall is a sustainable development of 42 houses on a 10.5 Hectare site, that is sensitive to its rural village context and landscape, whilst also fulfilling the demand for large detached houses in close proximity to th...

The historic Harbour Company building is the focal point of a new civic space at the centre of this mixed use development. The new public space draws people into the site towards the entrances of the three pavilion office...

Preparation of this Local Area Plan involved the masterplanning and design guidance of a new urban extension in the Western Environs comprising 114 Ha of agricultural land within walking distance of the city centre.

This project consists of a 3 storey Convent Building containing a chapel, common rooms, refectory, kitchen, administration and ancillary uses at ground floor, with 24 accommodation cells and ancillary rooms to upper floors.

Addison Park is a suburban scheme, designed to take advantage of the spectacular views from the site over the municipal botanic gardens and a cemetery to its south, with the Dublin mountains in the distance. The lands adjo...

The linear site, measuring 0.5 acres, occupies a prominent location on Fitzwilliam Quay, overlooking the River Dodder in Dublin. The scheme is comprised of three components: a long linear block which runs along the norther...

This residential project was the first of its kind in Ireland. With 30% of its 376 homes allocated for affordable housing, the development was constructed using an innovative and efficient pre-cast concrete system.

This commercial development consists of a retail unit on the ground floor with office space in the upper floors. The design concept was to reduce and integrate with the context and character of the area.

The site is bordered by the Dart line to the north and the Howth Road to the south, and is enclosed to its east and west by long suburban gardens. The mature trees bordering the site and framing the entrance drive into the...

The site scheme lies on the north bank of the River Liffey, opposite Heuston railway station and adjacent to the Phoenix Park, with an 8 metre fall from the busy urban street edge to the river below.

The site for this project adjoins a neglected corner of one of the finest public parks in Dublin, Herbert Park, and provides the opportunity to create a new public promenade along the riverfront towards the commercial hear...

10 Pembroke Place is a development of apartments and commercial office space on an infill site between the 6 storey Herbert Park Hotel to the east and 2-3 storey housing on Herbert Park Road.

Millenium tower is an elegant 18 storey tower, located at the corner of Charlotte Quay on the Grand Canal Basin, and was the first of a new generation of tall landmark buildings to be located in the docklands area.

St Anne’s is located in the heart of a leafy Victorian Dublin inner suburb, which is characterised by red brick terraces and granite squares.

O'Mahony Pike Architects, in collaboration with McCormac Jamieson Pritchard, won the international competition to design a Masterplan for the regeneration of Ballymun.

The master plan vision for the site seeks to find a balanced approach between development and retaining the existing woodland characteristics of the site. In conjunction, we aim to ensure St. Joseph’s house (a protected st...