StudioPARK Architects specialise in creating low energy, beautiful, bespoke buildings. They work closely with their clients to create homes that are healthier and most importantly, a joy to live in. StudioPARK can take your project from initial design ideas through to completion on site. They can also provide an initial design-only service to assist with establishing a budget for your project. StudioPARK aim to make the process as smooth as possible, so it is an enjoyable and rewarding experience for their clients. The business has been built on reputation and excellent client relations.
The practice is owned by Lisa Park and Ronan Park. They are both chartered architects, registered with the RIBA. Both have been working in architecture practices for the last twenty years. With extensive international experience across a range of sectors, they came home from Sydney in 2016 and established their practice. Caolán McCaughley joined the practice almost two years ago and is a key team member, focusing on the delivery of projects at all stages.
Lisa is a Lecturer in Architecture at Ulster University and is also a Certified Passive House Designer. With soaring energy prices, it is more important than ever that buildings are well insulated, properly ventilated, air-tight, and as self-sufficient as possible by producing their own energy. The practice focuses on the use of natural materials where possible in the construction of buildings, creating healthier homes and minimising impact on the environment.
StudioPARK understand that the decision to do a project is a big commitment in terms of time and money. Appointing StudioPARK is an investment but a worthwhile one. Your project will become their project too. The process of creating your dream home becomes a collaborative one between architect and client from start to finish.
StudioPARK are based in Belfast but have projects in numerous locations across NI and ROI. They welcome project enquiries via email or phone call. You can also drop by their design studio on the Antrim Road in the north of the city, located on the top floor of a recently renovated Grade B2 listed building with views of Cavehill and Belfast Lough. Coffee provided!
