Artists in residence Dublin-based architecture firm Sada survived the recession by making its name in London’s commercial sector. But its first love lies in creating contemporary Irish homes Fiona Ness June 28, 2015 Some of the homes and extensions designed by Sada: Kundera in Wicklow Previous Next Image 1 of 23 Photo by Digital Desk Image 2 of 23 Photo by Digital Desk Image 3 of 23 Photo by Digital Desk Image 4 of 23 Photo by Digital Desk Image 5 of 23 Photo by Digital Desk Image 6 of 23 Photo by Digital Desk Image 7 of 23 Photo by Digital Desk Image 8 of 23 Photo by Digital Desk Image 9 of 23 Photo by Digital Desk Image 10 of 23 Photo by Digital Desk Image 11 of 23 Photo by Digital Desk Image 12 of 23 Photo by Digital Desk Image 13 of 23 Photo by Digital Desk Image 14 of 23 Photo by Digital Desk Image 15 of 23 Photo by Digital Desk Image 16 of 23 Photo by Digital Desk Image 17 of 23 Photo by Digital Desk Image 18 of 23 Photo by Digital Desk Image 19 of 23 Photo by Digital Desk Image 20 of 23 Photo by Digital Desk Image 21 of 23 Photo by Digital Desk Image 22 of 23 Photo by Digital Desk Image 23 of 23 Photo by Digital Desk LATEST NEWS19:53Out of Office: PTSB incomes and RTÉ outgoings18:09UK regulator insists ‘name and shame’ plan will not harm City competitiveness17:30Michael McGrath cites risk to economy as corporate tax ‘levels off’17:27RTÉ reveals ‘termination benefits’ paid on exits of Richard Collins and Rory Coveney17:15John Maguire on Film: Latest Planet of the Apes effort isn’t worth going bananas over17:05Microsoft Ireland names former Dell exec as new general manager
