The Mews House by TAKA Architects in Dublin, Ireland

September 6th, 2009 - Posted in Classic House

Mews House was designed by TAKA Architects, located in Dublin, Ireland. The house was designed for a family that had recently moved out of their long-term family home and wanted their new home to maintain some sense of continuity with their former lives. The mews house was built in the rear garden of a renovated Victorian house where the parents live, and was built for one of their daughters to live in.

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