We are pleased to share our latest project for a new Kia showroom in Kilcullen, developed to create a strong contemporary identity and a welcoming customer experience.

The proposal is centred on a simple, refined building form with a highly glazed showroom frontage, allowing the display space to remain open, visible and naturally connected to the surrounding site. A restrained palette of dark cladding, crisp detailing and integrated Kia branding gives the building a clear commercial presence while maintaining a clean architectural character.

The site layout has been carefully considered to provide an intuitive arrival sequence, with customer parking, vehicle display areas and pedestrian routes organised around the showroom. New landscaping and tree planting soften the edges of the development and help integrate the building into its wider setting.

Internally, the showroom is designed as a bright, flexible environment, with generous glazing bringing natural light deep into the space and providing strong views between the interior and external vehicle displays.

The project combines architecture, landscape and brand identity to create a contemporary automotive showroom with a strong roadside presence and a clear, welcoming sense of arrival.

We are pleased to share one of our latest projects, Canal Works Cottage, a sensitive conservation and extension scheme centred on the careful renewal of an existing historic stone building.

The proposal seeks to retain the character and material qualities of the original cottage while introducing a series of contemporary additions that provide the accommodation required for its new use. The existing stonework remains at the heart of the composition, with new elements expressed in a restrained palette of metal cladding, render and glazing to create a clear distinction between old and new.

The new interventions are deliberately simple in form, taking cues from the scale and pitched roof profiles of the original buildings while adopting a more contemporary architectural language. This allows the historic structure to remain legible, while the extensions establish their own identity without competing with the existing fabric.

Internally, the scheme has been developed around improved circulation, natural light and stronger connections between the different parts of the building. Generous areas of glazing bring daylight deep into the plan and create a closer relationship with the surrounding landscape.

The project continues our interest in the careful adaptation and reuse of existing buildings, preserving their character while allowing them to evolve to meet contemporary needs.