Emer O'Sullivan
Dip.Arch.Tech.,Dip.Arch.,B.Arch.Sc.(Hons.),MRIAI
Director
Emer qualified from the Technological University Dublin and Trinity College Dublin in 2001. Following her graduation she joined Orna Hanly Architect; a small, design-led practice specialising in museum and exhibition design. Her experience here involved the design and project management of several exhibition installations within temporary structures and conservation of protected buildings. She left OHA to join the Office of Public Works on a two year Graduate Architect Training Programme. Her experience ranged from the design and installation of highly detailed additions within conservation protected pubic government buildings to the provision of regional police stations and courthouses. At the end of this two year period she attained membership of the RIAI.
In 2004 she joined O’Mahony Pike Architects in Dublin. During her 6 years with OMP she was Project Architect on several large residential and childcare developments. From 2008-2010 her focus was on Healthcare design for both public and private sector clients. In 2010 as Hussey Architects expanded Emer joined the practice. While on maternity leave Emer had completed a Diploma in Collaborative BIM. Emer led the practice’s changeover from working in two dimensional CAD to full Building Information Modelling. Emer has trained all of us in the firm in the use of REVIT - the leading collaborative BIM application.
Emer is currently managing the Hendrick at North Circular Road on site and planning the re-organisation of Crumlin Children’s Hospital Outpatients Department.
Dip.Arch.Tech.,Dip.Arch.,B.Arch.Sc.(Hons.),MRIAI
Director
Emer qualified from the Technological University Dublin and Trinity College Dublin in 2001. Following her graduation she joined Orna Hanly Architect; a small, design-led practice specialising in museum and exhibition design. Her experience here involved the design and project management of several exhibition installations within temporary structures and conservation of protected buildings. She left OHA to join the Office of Public Works on a two year Graduate Architect Training Programme. Her experience ranged from the design and installation of highly detailed additions within conservation protected pubic government buildings to the provision of regional police stations and courthouses. At the end of this two year period she attained membership of the RIAI.
In 2004 she joined O’Mahony Pike Architects in Dublin. During her 6 years with OMP she was Project Architect on several large residential and childcare developments. From 2008-2010 her focus was on Healthcare design for both public and private sector clients. In 2010 as Hussey Architects expanded Emer joined the practice. While on maternity leave Emer had completed a Diploma in Collaborative BIM. Emer led the practice’s changeover from working in two dimensional CAD to full Building Information Modelling. Emer has trained all of us in the firm in the use of REVIT - the leading collaborative BIM application.
Emer is currently managing the Hendrick at North Circular Road on site and planning the re-organisation of Crumlin Children’s Hospital Outpatients Department.