We are pleased to announce our participation once again in this year’s “Simon Open Door” initiative.
Anyone looking to build, renovate or extend their home or business may be interested in this initiative. Isabel Barros Architects will offer an hour long consultation in return for a donation of €50 to charity. All of the money raised goes towards the work of the Simon Communities of Ireland.
The Simon Communities of Ireland work with people who experience homelessness and housing exclusion in Ireland.
This is the eighth year that the Simon Communities of Ireland has partnered with the Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland. Over the course of this wonderful partnership almost €265,000 has been raised for the Simon Communities of Ireland.
This is an exciting opportunity that allows anyone to get advice from an Architect no matter the size of their project. Our previous participation were very rewarding and the projects could not be more varied. From new builds to small extensions or houses that are not functional, the Architect has the most appropriate training and experience to help you with your building project.
For us, Architects, Simon Open Door is an interesting challenge and people always get amazed about how much can be done in one hour. And if that wasn’t enough we are helping the homeless with the donations you give to the Simon Communities. Everybody wins!
You can sign up for an appointment with Isabel Barros Architects on either Saturday 12th May or Sunday 13th May directly here, or with other registered Architects at www.simonopendoor.ie.
Read Testimonials about the Simon Open Door. Join Simon Open Door page in Facebook.
Isabel Barros Architects - Wexford is driven by a passion for creating high quality contemporary Architecture. Our goal is to make good design available to the general public while maintaining a strong focus on the energy efficiency and sustainability of our designs.
A graduate of Lusíada University in Lisbon, Portugal, Isabel is a Senior Architect with over 20 years experience. She is a registered member of both the Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland (RIAI) and the Portuguese Association of Architects. Isabel is also Accredited in Conservation at Grade 3.
