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Things in Switzerland are so expensive.
1 May 2020

Things in Switzerland are so expensive.

by Nuala Rooney | posted in: Case Studies | 0

Where I live In Switzerland it’s pretty good because we are near to the woods so I can still see people jogging, walking…. cycling.  In lockdown you are allowed to leave your house with your family. If you are with others … Continued

lockdown, Switzerland
We  moved to London in September..
29 Apr 2020

We moved to London in September..

by Nuala Rooney | posted in: Case Studies | 0

Last year I was worried about the situation in Hong Kong and the influence of the Chinese government on local politics. We started thinking about moving somewhere else. In Hong Kong we run a small design studio. I am the … Continued

Coronavirus, London
In Hong Kong everything comes down to economics.
23 Apr 2020

In Hong Kong everything comes down to economics.

by Nuala Rooney | posted in: Case Studies | 0

In Hong Kong at the beginning of Coronavirus it was all about stockpiling and  face masks –  this was right after Chinese New Year in February. The government offices were closed… the library, the swimming pools … and the kids didn’t … Continued

Coronavirus restrictions, Hong Kong
In Italy, our parks are all locked –  due to Coronavirus.
22 Apr 2020

In Italy, our parks are all locked – due to Coronavirus.

by Nuala Rooney | posted in: Case Studies | 0

What happened in the north of Italy was just so dreadful…. When we first heard about the virus in China, like lots of people, we thought it won’t come here. You don’t think it’s going to come to Italy.  On … Continued

italy coronavirus, working from home.
Nursing care  – is this our last home?
21 Sep 2019

Nursing care – is this our last home?

by Nuala Rooney | posted in: Case Studies | 0

We always knew the day would come when dad would have to move to nursing care. From the outset his dementia has been a sliding scale of needs and competencies. Like anyone else he had his good days and bad … Continued

It’s a good wee street… good neighbours around us.
17 Apr 2019

It’s a good wee street… good neighbours around us.

by Nuala Rooney | posted in: Case Studies | 0

I’ve lived here since 1982.   I originally lived on the other side of the street – where I was born. Our family have been in this area from the 1920’s.  In 1976 re-developers decided to knock our terraced houses … Continued

family home, living with disability at home
I wanted the solitude of the country
6 Mar 2019

I wanted the solitude of the country

by Nuala Rooney | posted in: Case Studies | 0

I’d been living in town and wanted to live in the country. It took me a week to find this place.  Because it was so isolated, no-one really knew where the road was and the ‘For Sale’ sign  had blown down.  Eventually I … Continued

country house, family home, renovated house
There are not many  female ministers.
21 Jan 2019

There are not many female ministers.

by Nuala Rooney | posted in: Case Studies | 2

Whenever a minister moves to a church, part of their call is that the manse will be in good order. The house comes with the job and you have to live in the house. The last minister lived here for … Continued

female minister, manse, vintage features
I slept on the sofa – for three years.
4 Dec 2018

I slept on the sofa – for three years.

by Nuala Rooney | posted in: Case Studies | 0

I slept on the sofa – for three years. I liked it because I had somewhere to put my head – and I wasn’t out on the street. The place  where I was staying was over-crowded.  There was  my friend, her … Continued

homelessness, temporary accommodation
This has always been a happy, family home
13 Nov 2018

This has always been a happy, family home

by Nuala Rooney | posted in: Case Studies | 0

They all still consider this to be the family home….. My husband and I bought the house in 1961. The house was £1,400… and we had a job finding £50 deposit –  that was big money then. It was £9 a … Continued

bereavement, family home, long-term dwelling

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