Apartment Bachelor’s Walk, Dublin
A two-bedroom apartment in one of the first apartment complexes by Zoe Developments is gutted in order to provide a studio apartment of quality on a very limited budget yet appropriate to its setting on the Liffey Quays.
Substandard partitions, services and finishes are stripped out to bring the apartment back to its bare shell.
A grand room of dual aspect overlooking The Ha’penny Bridge is revealed. On light rubber flooring a new kitchen, shower-room, bed platform and a number of storage/shelving units are added. Steel construction brackets at the junction of external walls and the ceiling slab are exposed at the edges in the manner of a Georgian cornice detail. A high gloss red ceiling reflects the southerly light of the Liffey River by day while radiating a warm glow within the apartment as well as to passers-by outside by night.
A two-bedroom apartment in one of the first apartment complexes by Zoe Developments is remodelled, providing a studio apartment of a quality appropriate to its setting on the Liffey Quays.
On a very limited budget substandard partitions, services and finishes are stripped out and the apartment is brought back to its bare shell.
A grand room of dual aspect, overlooking the Ha’penny Bridge, is revealed. On light rubber flooring a new kitchen, shower-room, bed platform and storage/shelving units are added. Steel construction brackets at the junction of external walls and the ceiling slab are exposed in the manner of a Georgian cornice detail. A high gloss red ceiling reflects the southerly light of the Liffey River by day, while at night radiates a warm glow, both within the apartment as well as to passers-by outside.
