Development of a two-storey retail unit with a gross floor area of 622 sqm and a maximum height of 7.75 m. The project includes partial removal of the existing sound barrier and trees along the east boundary, along with alterations to hard and soft landscaping, foul and surface water drainage, water supply, and all associated site excavation and development works above and below ground.

Studio Duffy was tasked with updating Clifden Station House’s ground-floor frontage, adding an extension that enhances both presence and guest experience. The design strengthens the connection between the building and its streetscape. Careful attention to scale, material choice, and detailing allows the façade to feel contemporary yet contextually grounded. The intervention improves circulation and functional flow throughout the hotel. Every element reinforces the renewed character of the interior spaces. The result is a refined, welcoming exterior that complements its historic surroundings.

The new function room extension at Bunratty Castle Hotel is a contemporary addition that complements its historic surroundings. Crafted from natural materials, it honors the nearby Bunratty Castle. The striking glazed wall, framed by vertical timber fins, provides stunning views of the castle, creating a perfect backdrop for events. Inside, the dramatic ceiling floods the space with natural light, fostering a vibrant atmosphere for social interaction.

The design transforms F.X. Buckley Monkstown with a light-filled outdoor dining terrace and refined internal modifications. A subtle extension and upgraded entrance enhance circulation and presence. The terrace captures panoramic south, east, and west-facing views, connecting interior and exterior spaces. The project respects its coastal village context while enhancing the dining experience.

The striking development in Watford showcases a bold, contemporary architectural form, making a strong statement within its surroundings. The development features housing units designed with modern aesthetics in mind, incorporating clean lines and dynamic proportions. Full height glazing in the interior spaces maximises natural light. On the exterior, a thoughtful combination of materials-brick, render, and timber adds texture and depth, offering a sophisticated and durable finish. The clever use of materials ensures the development blends beautifully into its environment while maintaining a distinct, modern character.

Studio Duffy designed the conversion of both 12, 29, and 30 South Frederick Street with a change of use from office to boutique hotel. Conservation of these buildings was paramount in respecting these unique properties. Library Street restaurant is located to the rear of No. 30 South Frederick Street providing guests of Trinity Townhouse with breakfast. Library Street restaurant is an elegant contemporary wine bar and restaurant. The culinary philosophy here centers on a sharing menu designed to share a communal dining atmosphere.

Two new passenger lift cores to enhance speed and capacity. The project involves demolishing and reconstructing the existing cores for larger lifts and replacing outdated machine rooms with concealed hydraulic equipment.Improving functionality and accessibility while modernizing the hotel's appearance, the front lift core features a transparent design that guides guests with mobility impairments. Clad in sleek black aluminium panels, it is illuminated by an innovative LED scheme that enhances the façade at night.

This transformed family home features a 60sqm extension and a complete refurbishment of the existing bungalow, blending modern materials with a brick and timber exterior that complements the original structure. A new double-height space in the kitchen, living, and dining areas enhances the home's flow, while energy-efficient upgrades have improved its BER rating from D1 to A2. Close site supervision ensured a seamless completion, combining functionality with modern style.

A redevelopment of a prominent corner building in Dún Laoghaire, combining a two-storey vertical extension with a full renovation. The scheme retains retail at ground level while introducing four modern, adaptable apartments across five floors. Both George’s Street Lower and Sussex Street frontages are carefully activated, enhancing the streetscape and supporting the ongoing regeneration of the town centre.

A family home transformed into a sanctuary that balances functionality, connection, and privacy. A two-storey extension created a spacious open-plan living, kitchen, and dining area, along with a master bedroom and office overlooking the double-height space. Outside, a new terrace connects seamlessly to a landscaped garden, designed for year-round entertaining and relaxation. The home now offers both vibrant family spaces and peaceful retreats.

The transformation of 24-25 Lower George’s Street in Dun Laoghaire involved an open-plan ground floor with shop frontage, a charred timber roof extension, and two large 2-bedroom apartments, one featuring a stunning rooftop terrace with sea views - blending contemporary design with the area’s historic charm.

The traditional industrial warehouse is challenged with a bold design that balances functionality and contemporary aesthetics. Located along the N7 at Bianconi Avenue, the structure features dynamic geometry and thoughtful material choices, creating a striking visual impact. The design breaks down the large scale, harmonizing modern warehouse needs with an elevated architectural presence that enhances its urban context.