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Victorian Terrace House Extension by Ailtireacht Architects 

The extension for this Victorian Terrace House in Rathgar, has been commissioned by Dublin-based Ailtireacht Architects to create an additional multifunctional livingspace, that would meet the growing needs of a growing family. And they managed in the most stylish way. Made from light-grey zinc foil wraps and featuring some colourfully glazed projections, the generously proportioned house adds a tinge of contemporary functionality to a two-storey building house. With an additional bathroom, bedroom and work space, Matilde House has now become a cozy place to live. It looks like the place we’d move in, to blend both looks and the beautiful three-dimensional realm.

matilde house 1 Victorian Terrace House Extension by Ailtireacht Architects

matilde house 2 Victorian Terrace House Extension by Ailtireacht Architects

matilde house 3 Victorian Terrace House Extension by Ailtireacht Architects

matilde house 4 Victorian Terrace House Extension by Ailtireacht Architects

matilde house 5 Victorian Terrace House Extension by Ailtireacht Architects

matilde house 6 Victorian Terrace House Extension by Ailtireacht Architects

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  1. Posted May 4, 2009 at 7:51 pm | Permalink

    These houses are amazing.

  2. Jicks
    Posted May 5, 2009 at 12:57 pm | Permalink

    Are those some big shipping containers
    that were placed out the back and
    left behind?

  3. Chris
    Posted May 5, 2009 at 8:24 pm | Permalink

    It looks nice from the inside but outside id really ugly.

  4. Posted May 6, 2009 at 8:00 am | Permalink

    Just went on a tour of ultra modern homes in Los Angeles. Love the concepts of many of these homes, but if not executed properly (as with any house), the uber modern could be an uber disaster. Some modern marvels show well but do not have substance. That said, this house seems pretty cool.

    Cococozy (http://www.cococozy.com)

  5. kennyhenny.
    Posted February 4, 2010 at 10:19 pm | Permalink

    The work of this practice is amazing. Innovative use of materials and sensitive conservation. Proper contemporary architecture.