"Our intention is to not only meet the brief, but to exceed it".
Pierhouse
When asked to design the outdoor spaces for this stunning 14,500 square foot waterfront property by Niamh Butler Architects, Andrew’s approach was to keep things simple and uncluttered thus showing off the lines of the architecture without competing with either the building or the views that surround it. The result was a series of contemporary terraces and courtyards that included three bespoke outdoor gas fires, a formal minimalist water feature stunning, mature olive trees and much more.
The property also had a barbeque room that could be opened out onto the master terrace. Here Andrew designed an outdoor kitchen with built-in barbeque, sink and wine cooler. Bespoke commissions for everything from the pearl white granite paving and cobble courtyard to the stunning David Harber ‘Dark Planet’ sculpture were all undertaken by Andrew Christopher garden designs to help play our part in this impressive property.
Olive trees and outdoor gas fire on master terrace.
David Harbour 'Dark Planet' sculpture and Agapanthus.
Olive tree on master terrace.
White granite paving on master terrace.
Bespoke outdoor kitchen and wine cooler in barbeque room.
Green wall in barbeque room.
Pool and olive tree in upper courtyard.
Contemporary water feature on upper terrace.
View into lower courtyard and staircase.
Upper courtyard.
Kilkenny limestone and mosaic in entrance courtyard.
One hundred and fifty year olive tree on upper courtyard.
Raised beds on decked terrace.
Agave in Urbis bowl with polished black cobble.
Entrance courtyard with cantilevered staircase.
Bespoke paving to front door.