Niklas Weissbrich
                                    Introduction 
                                In this site you will find all the
                                ​information you will need about me, and
                               ​ my ​work. You will find my final year
                               ​ college project as well as my ​full
                                ​​Architectural ​portfolio of work from 
                                2008 to 2013. I have ​also done some 
                                ​work independently which you​​​​​​​​​​​ Will
                                ​find in the ​private work tab above.​

                                ​My architectural ​Ideology derives from 
​the need to use the vast existing building stock. I believe that all building, old or new, should be used to their full potential. Existing buildings pose a particular challenge in this due to their predisposed condition. However I believe that through good design, the integration of renewable energy sources and sympathy for the existing building all building can be used to their optimum. Through sympathetic design old or existing buildings can lie harmoniously with the new structures we add to update our precious building stock.


































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​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Interior Architecture ​is a relatively new  architectural 
​discipline. Interior  Architecture in  ITSligo views it as  architecture special consideration for the existing ​conditions. These ​being the existing ​building itself, its ​context, the ​surrounding community and​​​​​​​​​ placement. ​Due to this unique ​view of architecture, the Royal Institute ​of British Architects have recently listed ​the program for their part 1 accreditation, making it the first Interior Architecture program in the world ​ accredited with RIBA.

© Niklas Weissbrich 2018
Interior Architect
RIBA Part 1​
Above:

​​Project between all four years of Interior Architecture and Interior design at IT Sligo 2012, aimed at creating natural art which over a periode of time is destroyed by nature.