Posts Tagged ‘county Antrim’

We’re Featured – Northern Irelands Leading Architect Guide

We are pleased to be listed among some of Northern Ireland’s leading residential architects in Ulster Tatler Interiors magazine.
They have featured us in the Architects Guide 2022.

With projects, such as our Sixmile House, Aeroplane House & Clougwater House being featured.

This year Slemish Design Studio Architects celebrates a decade of success.

Established in 2012 by practice partners Magill and Steven Bell, the practice welcomed a steady period of growth, curing an array of commissions right ross the UK and Ireland and is positioned as one of Ireland’s top residential architectural practices. With a total of six members of staff, the office offers a broad range of services to both individual and commercial clients.

We provide passion for innovative and Reality design, coupled with personal and tentative customer service. We engage both contemporary and traditional architecture, using local traditions and materials appropriate for each individual ourselves in our professional approach site, while always ensuring that design with each client.

With experience spanning across most architectural sectors and influence drawn from working across the globe, we pride a kind ourselves on being the architects to help you design, develop, and construct the most appropriate, personal, and inspiring project for your needs.

We were delighted to be recognised at the Belfast Telegraph Property Awards for Best Architectural Practice (Residential) and Innovative Use of Smart Home Technology. Slemish Design Studio Architects are right at the forefront of quality, evolutionary and sustainable residential Architecture in Northern Ireland.

Carnlough Project progression

Our Carnlough Project has started on site & is progressing well

front elevation of our Carnlough Project facing towards Carnlough Bay

Conversion from first floor flat & ground floor retail space to a new home for our client.

Carnlough Project – This is a redesign of the front with the shop front removed and replaced with two windows and two windows added upstairs.

Upstairs being converted from a 2 bedroom apartment to a living room and kitchen/larder/dining room with a new bathroom and a snug/5th bedroom

the view from the upper living area out to Carnlough Bay

Carnlough has a long history dating back almost 400 years when it had its first harbour, most of it was owned by the Marchioness of Londonderry, Winston Churchill’s Great Grandmother, who built the current harbour and also built Garron Tower in the mid-1800s and early 1900s.

Ownership of the area over the centuries has passed through many hands from Sorley Boy MacDonnell (1500s).
Much to the surprise of our client, when his solicitor sent a copy of the deeds he found the house had previously been owned by Sir Winston Churchill from 1921-47.

It had been left to him along with most of Carnlough by his second cousin who died in an accident.

Churchill then transferred most of the houses to a company owned by the Earl of Antrim in 1947, it is thought he may have visited the village during his ownership on a visit to Northern Ireland.

The Londonderry Arms Hotel has a painting of Churchill and a room named after him.

rathmore house

Site visit to our project at Dunadry House

A few images from our site visit last week..
So far on site, all the windows & doors have been installed.
The first fix electrics and joinery are complete, along with the BEAM heat recovery system

Dunadry house external
First photo is of the external elevations – the ground floor sliding doors lead to an open plan kitchen and dining area with a snug room to the right hand side.

Dunadry house internal
The internal elevation is a photo of the open plan kitchen, dining area and snug area

 

Go to our Facebook page for more images of how the Dunadry House is progressing on site.

randalstown renovation shown on home builder developer website

the video of our Renovation & extension project in Randalstown has been used by home builder developer website (www.homebuilderdeveloper.com)
Nice to see some of work getting noticed.

randalstown renovation

 

 

 

The sports hut Galgorm

Slemish Design Studio would like to wish Cliffy & Debbie Adams all the best in their new venture on taking over The Sports Hut in Galgorm
This was one of our previous projects which has been a great success in the local area.

click here to see the sports hut project in galgorm

The sports hut

Friday at last :)

Surveys completed this week in Kells and Magherafelt.
Ones a complete renovation and extension & the others a new build.

craigstown rd, randalstown update

Extension and Renovation – Randalstown

Updated images on our extension and renovation in Craigstown road, Randalstown.
All blockwork is nearing completion with the joiner ready to start with the roofs next.
Fantastic views from the master bedroom balcony…but we’ll take more pictures of when it’s a better day 🙂

check out our Facebook page for more information on this project and others!!

craigstown rd randalstown

Into Business Magazine Article

We’ve been featured in Into Business Magazine is published by Ballymena Business Centre to promote entrepreneurship in the Ballymena Borough Council area. We were asked to provide an article with regards to our experience with the back to work scheme, which was invaluable to helping us start up our business. We’ve found this another positive step towards making Slemish Design Studio a success and with any luck some more much needed publicity 🙂

 

Into Business Magazine Article

 

Building Control Approval in Randalstown

Building Control Approval in for our project in Randalstown, County Antrim…looking forward to seeing this go on site.

Dunadry update

What a great morning to be out on site!!
Our project in Dunadry, Co. Antrim has finally got its slates on.
Hopefully within the next few weeks we’ll have the windows and doors fitted and sealed up for winter.

 

Free Insulation from Power NI

As winter has well and truly set in with us, take a look at what offers & grants may be available to you, a friend or family member.
Funded by the Northern Ireland Sustainable Energy Programme (NISEP) Power NI are offering cavity wall and loft insulation for free, helping you save up to £150 a year off your energy bills.

http://www.ageuk.org.uk/northern-ireland/home–care/improving-your-home/free-insulation-from-power-ni/

for those that like their greenhouses!!!

This is a stunning bespoke greenhouse on a renovation and extension to a dwelling in Randalstown, County Antrim
Our project is about 6-8 weeks from completion and has been completely renovated throughout bar one room. With stone flags, bronze statues and full landscaping to the area,  including it’s very own stream and bridge. This project will be one that will leave an impression to both our clients and their friends.
The greenhouse has been designed into our project so that it not only works for all our clients gardening needs, but it must suit our garden and renovation project too. As more photos come, we’ll see how our project progresses .

click on on the image for a more detailed look.

Our new house in Ballyclare has started on-site and is progressing well.

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This 4 bedroom open plan dwelling, on the outskirts of Ballyclare, county antrim, is being kitted out with the latest underfloor heating system available in northern Ireland. Along with photovoltaic panels on the roof, Argon filled double glazing and extra insulation to the floors, walls and roofs, our clients is hoping to keep heating bills to a minimum.