Strand Architects

10/08/2026

Our office is open again after a short summer break visiting some interesting historic buildings like Greys Court, Oxfordshire

27/07/2026

Interesting post from the Sunday Times

The destruction of 31-33 College Green in the 1970s has been called an act of cultural vandalism Dublin has ever seen. Could the site ever be restored? | Simon O'Neill✍️

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30/06/2026

Our practice office is now open after a short break spent visiting the 'Wild Atlantic Way'

27/03/2026

This scheme could be of interest to building owners seeking advice about conservation works, closing date 8 May 2026

The are delighted to announce that Minister James Browne TD and Minister Christopher O'Sullivan TD
have launch the Conservation Advice Grant Scheme 2026.

This expanded scheme now includes owners living in the building and not limited to vacant homes! The scheme will cover up to 67% of the costs (subject to a maximum grant of €5,000) of having a conservation expert with appropriate expertise visit a traditional building, conduct a survey, and compile tailored advice on , energy upgrades and

The CAS funding helps owners to avoid damage to their properties, benefit from the services of appropriately skilled tradespeople and ensure value for money in the completion of their projects

To learn more, including details about eligibility and how to apply, check out 👉https://tinylink.net/HZ0b2

13/03/2026

We will be participating in RIAI Simon Open Door in April 2026, to book a consultation and make a donation go to the website below

13/02/2026

Rainy February start on site for our latest Dublin City project

30/01/2026

We continue to offer a range of architectural services in 2026

05/01/2026

Our practice office is now open again after a winter break to visit cultural sites around the Cotswolds including Hidcot gardens the historic town of Chipping Camden.

13/12/2025

Grants available from the Community Monuments Fund 2026

Applications are invited for the Community Monuments Fund 2026
Owners and custodians of archaeological monuments may apply for grants to safeguard them into the future for the benefit of local communities and the visiting public.
The core aims of the Community Monuments Fund are the conservation, maintenance, protection and promotion of archaeological monuments.
Funding is available in three streams.
Stream 1: for essential repairs and conservation works at archaeological monuments.
Stream 2: for development of Conservation Management Plans/Reports to identify necessary conservation measures and any issues requiring future attention.
Stream 3: for minor works or enhancing access infrastructure and interpretation at archaeological monuments, including development of online interpretative material.
Applications by private owners or community groups for funding under the under the Community Monuments Fund must be made to the Heritage Office by 30th January. For full grant detail and application forms see https://bit.ly/3Vb5Cd3 (link in Bio)
Monuments Service - Archaeology of Housing, Local Government and Heritage ,

05/12/2025

Delighted that Fingal City Council has granted permission for the total renovation of our client's derelict property, with building work partly funded by a Vacant Property Grant