Prospect Architects

Fancy A Pure Clean Glass of Water ??!!!
Prospect are once again testing out a innovative new product. We are looking at an environmentially-friendly way of harvesting rainwater, turning it into quality drinking water with an anticipated return on investment within three to four years. With rainfall increasing, the return could be even sooner depending on the usage – we will keep you posted as we check it out.
Following research, we have found an Irish-based company who have designed and developed system that converts rain water into certified drinking water. This process uses hydrodynamic Rainstation technology, which collects, filters and stores the rainwater for use in any property.
It is currently being installed at our base on Ascot Terrace during its ‘testing phase’ - Check out what we think and how it is working out on our page over the next few weeks.

Wow! Look how well this amazing magnetic paint works on the wall. We even managed to get the exact colour the Client wanted. The magnetic properties means that it is strong enough even to hold spice jars and heavier magnets. As you can see from the first photo, we tested it again in our office before applying it to our client’s walls. It has provided the perfect solution, giving a surface large enough to hold their extensive and growing collection of magnets. We are all thrilled with the results and look forward to using it on other projects.

Furniture restoration in progress in our offices.

Happy St Patrick's Day

Check out Siobhan's favourite room on the Irish Independent website and let us know what you think.

My favourite room: The non-minimalist architect There are a lot of objects in Siobhan O'Connell's lovely home, objects which reflect her eclectic range of interests. These include endless shelves of books on architecture, travel, sai

Really excited to read the up and coming article in Life Magazine in this weekend's Sunday Independent. Would love to know what you think

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Photos taken by Sara Salsi