Rossaveel SCH Amenity Building provides facilities for boats staying at the harbour. The project is located at the edge of a man-made pier on an extremely exposed site and deals with the threshold between sky, land and sea.
The project was designed in collaboration with CAMPUS and delivered in December 2023.
Rossaveel SCH Amenity Building provides facilities for boats staying at the harbour. The project is located at the edge of a man-made pier, on an extremely exposed site and deals with the threshold between sky, land and sea. The roof is a simple inverted planar surface which is detailed to allow for a waterfall feature pouring rainwater back into the sea. This rises on the corner to allow the super intendants office to look out over the harbour entrance. The concept for the elevations is that the ground plane, which is made of natural stone, folds up onto the building and the reinforced concrete roof continues down the facade. Rectangular openings are formed where these two materials meet, giving an undulating materiality reflecting the landscape beyond the project.
The concept for the elevations is that the ground plane which is made of natural stone, folds up onto the building and the roof which is made of reinforced concrete continues down the facade.
Rectangular openings are formed where these two materials meet giving an undulating materiality reflecting the landscape beyond the project.
Project Start
December 2019
Completion
December 2023
Gross Floor Area
210m2
Client Lead
Kevin O'Byrne, Department of Agriculture Food & the Marine
Architect
Stephen Foley Architects Ltd. & CAMPUS t/a SFA42
Employer's Representative
Stephen Foley
Project Team
Johan Berglund, Marta Lopez Garcia, Sara Acebes
Structural Engineer
JJ Campbell Engineers
MEP Engineer
Patrick McCaul Environmental
Photos
Peter Molloy, Johan Berglund
