With views of the landscape on every side, this Meath self build is sustainable, from its prefabricated structure to eco heating systems.
With views of the landscape on every side, this home is also sustainable, from its prefabricated structure to eco heating and cooling systems.
This open space is subtly broken into zones for eating, cooking and relaxing by varying floor levels and ceiling heights, adding visual distinctions without spaces needing to be closed off from one another. Declan and Niamh also point out that the different floor levels reflect the undulating landscape that surrounds the house.
There is a strong link between inside and out, heightened by the garden design, which comes right up to the house. “A beautiful patio area designed by Siobhan Keogh completes the connection.”
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