Conservation House, Gallagh,
Clontibret, Co. Monaghan.
Telephone: +353 (0) 47 80450
Email: info@consurv.ie
Nano Nagle Centre
Consurv were commissioned by the Nano Nagle Centre to design and manage a sustainable conversion and extension of an existing site of the Centre. The sustainable aspect of the extension was an essential consideration of this project as the Nano Nagle Centre is an environmentally responsible development project.
St. Fin Barre’s Cathedral
St Fin Barre’s Cathedral situated in Cork city was built in the 1860s in the Gothic style. It was the first major work of architect, William Burgess. The staff of St Fin Barre’s Cathedral commissioned Dr. Brennan and the Consurv team for major conservation and restoration works on the interior and exterior of this beautiful Cork cathedral.
Mercy International
The Mercy International Centre in Dublin was opened in 1824. It contained school rooms, an oratory and was used a refuge for distressed women. Consurv were commissioned by the staff of the centre to conduct detailed surveys of the building for restoration works.
St. Maurs’ Church Surveyed For restoration
Consurv were appointed to conduct a full survey of the Church, to provide a detailed assessment of the extent of the defects and to provide a schedule of works to assist with the restoration using minimal intervention techniques. St. Maurs’ Church dates from 1835 and was built on the site of an earlier 1760’s church. It functioned as a Church until 1989 when the new Church opened. Since then it has been used as an arts centre. Extensive repairs were carried out in the early 1990’s under the supervision of FAS. It is now owned by St. Maurs’ Trust Limited.