Paschal has over 30 years’ experience working in Dublin, London, Moscow and Warsaw. He co-founded Mahoney Architecture in 1998 in partnership with his sister, Elaine Mahoney McCabe following their success in winning the Four Corners architectural design competition, for the regeneration of Cathedral Quarter area of central Belfast.

Paschal takes a strategic design lead on every project undertaken by the company. He engages directly with our clients at the beginning of each project to ensure a clear and precise understanding of their needs. He develops the initial concept through hand sketching with the design team and carefully refines the design to respond to the clients brief and site conditions.

Paschal works closely with the team through all stages of project, ensuring that the clarity of the design concept is carried through all design stages and delivered in the completed building.

His projects have been published widely in the architectural press and his first written work ‘Grim Bastilles of Despair – The Poor Law Union Workhouses in Ireland’ was published by Cork University Press/Quinnipiac University in 2016.

In 1997, Elaine formed Mahoney Architecture together with her brother, Paschal Mahoney after winning an architectural design competition for the Four Corners site in Belfast. Their designs have won several prestigious design awards and have been widely published and exhibited.

Elaine is an experienced and talented Architect, Interior Designer & Conservation Architect.

Elaine has over 25 years of experience working in Dublin, Paris and London. In 1994 she won a scholarship to attend the University of Industrial Arts and Design in Helsinki, studying the Interior Architecture and Furniture Design master’s degree course.

She has completed a wide variety of building projects. She is an experienced communicator and presenter and has established long and successful client relations, both Public and Private Sector. Her interest range from new build to conservation and restoration, fit out/retrofit to urban master planning.

She has a strong reputation of engaging directly with clients throughout the project from inception to completion. Her open friendly nature, communication skills, pragmatism and attention to brief have earned her an impressive reputation for delivering successful, beautiful projects, on time and on budget. She works closely with all team members to ensure that the design intent is clear and understood and that it is supported and reinforced through the various project stages. She believes in group collaboration and regular team engagement to drive creative, functional, and economic design.

Elaine has designed and developed a range of innovative cardboard creative construction toys. In 2010, together with Paschal, they established Clever Box Club toy design company. The product won several awards and the products have now been licensed to an international toy distribution company. She is an advocate of early age design and creativity education and has used her skills to develop creative workshops for primary school children through a collaboration with TUD (formerly DIT). She brings this experience into her architectural work particularly for public works projects including schools, libraries, residential development and college facilities.

Elaine has a particular interest in projects involving protected structures and our built heritage. Her experience and education working with Protected Structures earned her the RIAI G2 Conservation accreditation in 2014. She has also gained considerable experience in Interior Architecture and Fit Out work.

Elaine graduated from University College Dublin in 1993 and was elected a member of the RIAI in 1997. She gained RIAI G2 Conservation accreditation in 2014.

Fergus joined Mahoney Architecture in 1999. He has worked on a broad range of projects in the workplace, educational, residential and conservation sectors and has taken on various roles within the office including implementation of drawing standards, NBS specification, Fire and DAC compliance as well as BIM integration. Fergus studied Architectural Technology at DIT, Bolton Street, graduating in1992andhas been PSDP Accredited since 2018. He has undertaken post-graduate training in BIM.

As our senior Architectural Technologist, Fergus leads all aspects of architectural and information technology within the practice. Fergus possesses excellent communication skills and is a proven problem solver working equally well as part of a team and as an individual.

Noelia joined Mahoney Architecture in 2017. She has worked on a range of projects in the workplace and educational sectors and has taking on various roles within the office including implementation of BIM and the development of our Interior Architecture services. Noelia studied architecture at “ETSVA” Architecture and Urban Planning University of Valladolid, Spain, graduating in 2013.

Stefano joined mahoney Architecture in 2022. Stefano graduated from the University of Ferrara  and received a Masters of Architecture Degree from the Politechno di Milano in  2015. Stefano leads our BIM team and is currently working on a number of large scale commercial office developments.

Paul joined Mahoney Architecture in 2021. Paul studied Architecture at the University of Limerick graduating in 2020. Paul has exceptional graphic skills and is currently working on a number commercial office and urban design projects.

Melina joined Mahoney Architecture in 2022. Melina graduated from

Jack joined Mahoney Architecture in 2022. Jack studied Architectural Technology at the Institute of Technology Carlow graduating in 2022.  Jack’s technical and BIM skills are of the highest standard and he applies an exceptional focus on detail in his work. Jack is currently working on various commercial and residential projects.