10 Mill Street
The brief given to me was to explore the adaptive reuse of an existing building, a protected structure into a 5-star boutique hotel. My style has developed over the years since a young age. I have always had a huge amount of interest in all things creative. I have experience in art, from teaching in art schools, to spending time at NCAD practising Fine Art Print. I now would like to expand this skill into the design world and use the creativity from this experience to explore all things beautiful in Interior Design.
I am a final year Interior Design Student excited to move forward with my work. I love to develop my ideas through sketch design. I am a creative and passionate person. For this project, I was inspired by the beautiful elements from the original building on my site visit to 10 Mill Street. A patina effect. I decided to pull this into my design also with a modern twist which leads out into my extensions. My client, James Jameson played a huge part. He himself has aged overtime like a fine whiskey! A patina effect will stand out throughout this design and the warm golden tones and amber hues will shine through, as if they would in a glass of fine Irish whiskey.
Exterior view of new construction, Cask Bistro. Communal courtyard for guests.
Luxurious en suite with curved glass partition, adjoining Deluxe Suite.
Cask Bistro interior perspective. Red brick feature walls, copper effect drop down ceiling with patina effects on barrel vault roof.
Technical drawing for restaurant.
Bedroom perspective.
Section BB, a section of the existing building. Cut through where we can see each area in detail. Basement level shows the Irish whiskey inspired resident bar. Above this is reception and accessible bedroom. The first and second floor shows the Junior and Deluxe suites.
Development sketch of Deluxe Suite.
External elevation of new construction and existing building.