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Auburn House, a golden-brown three-storey, eleven-bedroom mansion located within a wooded demesne adjacent to Malahide Castle, was one of the finest residences built in the eighteenth century. In 1996, Auburn House became home to a couple, who with the help of Deaton Lysaght Architects, completed a remarkable and sensitive restoration of the house. Auburn House received the RIAI building excellence award in 1996.
Carlow Courthouse had fallen into disrepair over a number of years, and Deaton Lysaght Architects were appointed in 1994 to advise on the building's repair and refurbishment. They won an Irish Architecture Regional Award for their work in 2001.
Deaton Lysaght Architects designed a small local authority housing scheme [...]
In a dramatic move from a modest single-storey over basement shop to a modern high-tech facility, Deaton Lysaght Architects transformed Joe Daly Cycles in Dundrum. A landmark building was required on the site which is overlooked by the new Luas Bridge.
Comhaltas Ceoltoiri Eireann wanted a major headquarters building to provide a performance space, theatre and interpretive centre focusing on traditional Irish music, song, dance, storytelling and genealogy. The site is on the slopes of the Rock of Cashel.