Ballydermot Barn

Located in the rural countryside a few miles outside of Bellaghy this site is bounded on three sides by mature vegetation and fronts onto a public road.

The dwelling is a simple ā€˜Lā€™ shape in plan, with dramatic mono pitched roof formations, clustered together it forms a contemporary representation of an old traditional rural Irish farmyard. A courtyard to the rear provides a sheltered private amenity space for its occupiers.

The use of painted natural stone along the base neatly balanced with silver coloured corrugated tin provide for a striking aesthetic.

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