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Mr. Paul Keogh Paul Keogh Architects
Accreditations	B.Arch (Hons), MA RCA, FRIAI, RIBA.
Description	Since the formation of the practice in 1984, Paul Keogh Architects has acquired a reputation for design excellence and the highest standards of professional service. The work of the practice spans the breadth of design disciplines - architecture, interiors and urban design - and includes commissions at every scale, from small one-off projects to major public works. With an extensive portfolio of completed buildings, projects and awards, PKA has established itself as one of the leading firms of architects in Ireland today. With an extensive portfolio of completed buildings, projects and awards, PKA has established itself as one of the leading firms of architects in Ireland today. PKA’s commitment to quality and service is reflected in our prestigious client base, comprising government and local authorities, leading companies, voluntary bodies and private individuals. Paul Keogh’s respected position in the areas of Residential, Civic and Urban Design is reflected by frequent invitations to speak on major housing and urban design issues. In recent years he has given presentations to national conferences organized by the Royal Institute of Architects of Ireland, the Department of the Environment, Heritage and Local Government, the Urban Forum and Dublin City Council. He is also a regular lecturer to the Irish Council for Social Housing / National College of Ireland CPD Certificate in Housing Development for professionals in the housing sector.
Directors / Partners	Paul Keogh Rachael Chidlow
Associates	Patrick Gilsenan
Address	Cathedral Court, New Street, Dublin 8
Phone	01 679 1551
Fax	01 679 3476
Email	info@pka.ie
URL	http://www.pka.ie
Recent Projects	Tuam Library and Area Offices (2008) Charlemont Street Masterplan – Redevelopment of Dublin City Council lands at Charlemont St, Dublin 2. (2008) Sean Treacy House - Social Housing development at Buckingham Street, Dublin 1 (2008) St. Vincent de Paul, Malahide - Design this sheltered housing scheme and communal building at Estuary Road, Malahide. (2008) Phibsborough / Mountjoy LAP – Local Area Plan for the Phibsborough & Mountjoy area in Dublins’ North Inner City. (2008) Navan Civic Space – Creation of new Civic Space for Navan, Co. Meath. (2008) Robertstown National School - Renovation of the existing building and an addition comprising general classrooms, resource and library facilities and a general purpose room. (2006) St. Vincent de Paul, Gorey - Renovation and extension of a monastery as a hostel for the elderly and the development of the grounds to provide thirteen sheltered housing units. (2005) The Boathouse, Co. Mayo – A modest boat house in an outstandingly beautiful location on Lough Conn, in Co. Mayo. (2005) Heuston Gate Kilmainham – Design of the OPW’s major urban renewal project at Military Road Kilmainham. (2002) National Childrens’ Museum, Kilmainham – The design for the proposed National Childrens Museum. (2002) Kodak House, Rathmines – Renovation and conservation of the landmark, Art Deco, Kodak building in Rathmines, Dublin. (2002) Old Borough School, Swords – School and Parish Centre in Swords, Co. Dublin. (2001) Kilsallagh, Holiday Homes - Two holiday houses, located at Kilsallagh, Co. Mayo. (1999) Temple Bar framework Plan – As Part of Group 91, regeneration of Temple Bar Dublin. (1995) Gaiety School of Acting – Mixed use development in Temple Bar. (1994)
Awards	Awards - 1991: Temple Bar - Framework Plan Competition. First Prize. 1992: Mies Van Der Rohe Award for European Architecture - Charlesland Golf & Country Club Hotel. Nomination. 1993: RIAI Regional Awards - Charlesland Golf & Country Club. Commendation. 1994: AAI Awards - Appartments at Haddington Road. Special Mention. 1995: RIAI Regional Awards - Apartments at Haddington Road. Commendation. 1996: AAI Awards - Meeting House Square, Temple Bar. Special Mention. 1996: AAI Awards - Mixed Use Building, Temple Bar. Special Mention. 1996: Mies Van Der Rohe Award for European Architecture - Temple Bar Framework Plan. Shortlisted for Award. 1997: RIAI Regional Awards - Mixed Use Building, Temple Bar. Commendation. 1997: RIAI Regional Awards - 3 Urban Spaces, Temple Bar. Commendation. 1997: RIAI Regional Awards - Mews House, Heytesbury Lane. Award. 1998: Glen Dimplex Design Awards - Diffney’s Manshop. Commendation. 1999: RIAI Regional Awards - Kodak Building, Rathmines. Award. 1999: AAI Awards - Kodak Building, Rathmines. Special Mention. 1999: International Competition for new Civic Space Navan. First Prize. 1999: Glen Dimplex Design Awards - Kodak Building, Rathmines. Award. 2000: AAI Awards - Two Holiday Houses, Co. Mayo. Special Mention. 2001: RIAI Regional Awards - Old Borough School and Parish Centre, Swords. Award. 2001: AAI Awards - Old Borough School and Parish Centre, Swords. Special Mention. 2002: International Union of Architects. Sir Patrick Abercrombie Prize. 2005: RIAI Awards - Sheltered Housing Gorey : Best Housing Award. 2005: Irish Council for Social Housing Awards – Community Housing Award. 2005: OPUS Architecture and Construction Awards – Housing Award. 2005: RIAI Silver Medal for housing - Holiday Homes, Kilsallagh : Highly Commended. 2007: RIAI Conservation Medal - Kodak House, Rathmines - Shortlisted. 2007: Local Authority Management Awards - Best Consultancy Practice - Shortlisted. 2007: RIAI Awards - Robertsown National School - Selected for exhibition. 2007: Academy of Urbanism - Best Public Space - Meeting House Square - Shortlisted.
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