Lightburne’ Murphystown Way, Leopardstown, Dublin 15 This project will deliver 254 apartments across three buildings, with a striking 13-storey landmark element along the M50 and Luas Green Line. Designed around a central landscaped courtyard, the scheme priorities connectivity, sustainability, and high-quality living, integrating a two-storey creche, extensive open spaces. Looking forward to seeing this project come to life! Park Developments Walls Construction Limited DBFL Consulting Engineers Ltd. O'Connor Sutton Cronin Brady Shipman Martin KSN AtkinsRéalis O'Herlihy Access Consultancy (OHAC) PUNCH Consulting Engineers
O'Mahony Pike Architects
Architecture and Planning
Milltown, Dublin 9,623 followers
O’Mahony Pike Architects is an architecture and urban design practice, with offices in Dublin and Cork.
About us
The design and placemaking work of O’Mahony Pike Architects has always been informed by the pioneering work of our founding partners, John O’Mahony and James Pike, both within the developing profession of planning and urban design, and the challenges of housing design for an expanding and increasingly urban society. From the beginning, we have focused on producing architecture which responds to contemporary social, environmental and economic concerns. We developed some of the first local authority Development Plans and Action Area Plans undertaken in Ireland after the introduction of the 1963 Local Government Development and Planning Act, and since then have continued to be at the forefront of both national and local planning policy and housing design. O’Mahony Pike Architects has always been interested in systems and utilising them in developing thoughtful architectural proposals, from the implementation of the latest prefabrication methods, to developing new urban housing models for patterning the city. This typological approach to design allows us to work across a series of scales, from the city block to individual housing unit, bringing a cohesion to our urban design work, which is firmly rooted in context. Our predecessor practice, Delany MacVeigh and Pike were designing modular precast and timber frame systems as far back as 1968, when speedy social housing delivery was a priority for the state. Today, we are continuing to explore, research and apply the latest thinking on rapid delivery building systems in order to address the housing shortage, while still designing exemplary, high quality projects.
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- Industry
- Architecture and Planning
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Milltown, Dublin
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 1992
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The Chapel
Mount Saint Annes,
Milltown, Dublin D06 XN52 , IE
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One South Mall
Cork City, Cork T12 CCN3 , IE
Employees at O'Mahony Pike Architects
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Jakub Piaskowski
Architect at O'Mahony Pike Architects, M.Sc.Arch., MRIAI, IARP
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Brian Cashin
Associate & Senior Architectural Technologist at O'Mahony Pike Architects
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John O'Mahony
Founder and Consultant at OMahony Pike Architects
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Grzegorz Drazewski
Architecture & Planning Professional, MRIAI, IARP
Updates
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Good progress at our Montpellier project (former O’Devaney Gardens site) for Bartra , delivered by John Sisk & Son Ltd. Facades of blocks 2 and 3 are complete, with glide-on aluminium balconies craned in position. Internal fit-out is well advanced. Block 5 structure has been completed and the façade works are likewise progressing fast. In total the scheme will deliver more than 1000 A-rated social, affordable, cost rental and private homes
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Some early morning spring sunshine at our Gort Na Glaise project in Faraganstown, Co. Meath, which is now complete. The project, constructed by Andrews Construction Ltd., is for Meath County Council, and features 74 apartments in 3 blocks, and 10 houses, positioned on either side of a beautifully landscaped park.
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Merry Christmas to all our clients, colleagues and friends from everyone at O’Mahony Pike Architects
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The festive spirit is shining brightly at Rockbrook, a 428-unit residential scheme designed by TOT Architects and being delivered by O’Mahony Pike. Comer Group Ireland, has truly outdone themselves with this stunning six-meter Christmas tree perched on the 14th-floor roof level! Stay tuned for more updates on Rockbrook’s progress as we head into 2025 exciting milestones are on the horizon!
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Congratulations to John Paul Construction, Kennedy Wilson and the wider project team on the completion of The Cornerstone Residential Development, which recently achieved LEED Gold Certification. This is only the second LEED certification for a Multifamily Midrise building in Ireland and one of a handful of certified schemes across Europe, and follows on from the Well Gold certification recently awarded to Cooper’s Cross, another Kennedy Wilson project. O’Mahony Pike are committed to working with clients and contractors who prioritise delivering sustainable development in our community. The Cornerstone’s success is a testament to this, and we are delighted with this latest achievement.
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A big congratulations to Conor Levingston, graduate technologist in our Dublin office, on receiving the 2024 Technological University Dublin Cygnum Award. The award is based on academic excellence in a timber construction-related project or dissertation and is open to students from Architectural Technology , Sustainable Timber Technology and Structural Engineering. Conor won the award based on the content of his 4th Year Dissertation entitled: ‘What can Ireland learn from other countries to build taller with timber? – A comparative study.’ This study compared three countries and how they each have overcome previous building regulation restrictions to build multi-storey residential buildings using mass timber.
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Following years of development, we are delighted to see the residential quarter of our Horgan's Quay masterplan finally come to fruition on site. BAM UK & Ireland and their team are busy on site finishing the transfer structure, getting it ready for the arrival of the precast frame.
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