Mount Carrick > Case Studies
Make EnquiryDrogheda Fire and Rescue. built using ecocem (ggbs concrete). Waste product from blast furances used to make up 50% of the concrete mix. Environmentally friendly because we are using 50% less portland cement. All water which falls on the roof of the building and on the yards is harvested and reused in the building. Buillding is powered by a gas fired combined heat and power unit. Solar panels on roof for hot water. Building highly insulated.
Knowth passage tomb guides hut. Timber structure made from irish indigenous birch timber, cedar shingles on roof. All timber from sustainable forests. Roof and walls insulated with hemp and wool insulation.
Millmount Drogheda co Louth. 18th century fort restored to orginal state after many years of neglect. Irish granite carved and worked by Irish stone masons. Irish natural slate on roof.
Contemporary house Co Louth. A1 rated house. heat supplemented by by passive solar gains and the thrermal mass of the building. Building air tight to 0.3 air changes an hour. gas condesing boiler. highly efficent heat recovery ventilation system.
