Since then, the studio has grown steadily, developing an expanding portfolio of work across sport, education, housing, leisure, placemaking and regeneration sectors.
To support this growth, the team has recently moved into a new, larger studio space in the heart of the city, providing a fresh, collaborative environment for both ongoing projects and emerging opportunities.
The studio has worked closely with clients, communities and project partners to shape several significant Irish projects, including The Guinness Quarter, Sport Ireland Campus Masterplan, and Dublin City Council’s new Irishtown Leisure Centre. This year will see a number of projects on site, including the National Cricket Centre, National Velodrome and Badminton Centre and Blanchardstown Shopping Centre. Together, these projects reflect our practice-wide strength in planning-led development, complex public sector programmes and commercially informed placemaking.
The Dublin Studio is led by Partner Niall Durney and Senior Associate Aisling Cleary, who have established a strong working culture built on collaboration, technical rigour and a deep understanding of the Irish context. As with all our projects, the Dublin team works closely with colleagues across FaulknerBrowns, enabling knowledge-sharing, specialist input and scalable delivery when required.
Find out more about our Dublin studio and Irish projects.
