The practice regularly designs homes in Ireland whilst clients are based elsewhere, supported by clear communication, trust and a carefully considered design approach.

Distance does not change the fundamentals of good architecture. Each project begins with careful site analysis, contextual understanding and a clear brief – principles that remain central regardless of client location.

Designing with overseas clients requires clarity and continuity. Regular communication ensures confident decision-making as designs develop, with clients remaining closely involved through email, phone and video conversations, including site visits.

Lough Eidin House was designed for clients who returned to Ireland after years in Australia. The design reflects contemporary Australian architecture's "clean lines, open-plan living and a strong connection to nature," featuring a linear form with extensive glazing, covered patios and indoor–outdoor flow.

Redcastle House in County Donegal involved altering an existing home overlooking Lough Foyle for clients based in Dubai. The project progressed to completion through detailed drawings and regular communication whilst clients remained overseas.

Laurel Hill House, designed for clients working in London, entails restoring and extending a former rectory with its coach house and outbuildings into a multi-generational family home, combining conservation, reconfiguration and contemporary additions.