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€15.3 Million Student Accommodation in Summerhill Dublin

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Commenced on 3rd August 2016

Site
123-128 Summerhill
Backing onto 6, 7, 7A Gardiner Lane
Dublin 1

student development project

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Build Value Estimate: €15.3 Million
Commencement: 3 August 2016
Floor Area: 10,475.8 Sq M
Location: Map Link 

Description: The student development project will consist of modifications to extant permission Reg. Ref. 4521/08 (ABP Ref. PL.29N.233115), the duration of which was extended under Reg. Ref. 4521/08×1, comprising of the change of use from permitted hotel use to student accommodation use including internal and external modifications to the permitted scheme. Principal modifications include: modifications to the permitted internal layout to facilitate proposed change of use from hotel use to student accommodation use to provide a total of 374 no. student bed spaces and associated facilities including common/social spaces; study rooms; laundry room and facilities management offices and stores and the incorporation of a retail/café unit of approximately 96 sqm; omission of single storey element to the west of the site and replacement with courtyard/garden amenity space and 1 no. parking space for persons with disabilities; reduction in floor to floor heights from 2.85m to 2.7m on upper floor levels throughout the permitted scheme, and increase in ground floor from 4.7m to 5.4m (summerhill and central block only), allowing the incorporation of an additional floor in the block fronting onto Gardiner Lane (increase from 6 no. to 7 no. storeys onto Gardiner Lane with no overall increase in the permitted building height); modifications to the permitted eastern elevation to provide angled openings over the 7 no. permitted storeys; modifications to western elevations to replace green wall screen with angled windows over the 7 no. permitted storeys; omission of louvres from Gardiner Lane elevation; minor, localised, modification to the permitted footprint of the building together with associated modifications on all elevations; omission of permitted undercroft car parking (33 no. spaces) and replacement ancillary student accommodation uses; provision of a total of 332 no. bicycle parking spaces; conversion of permitted flat roof to roof gardens at seventh floor and eight floor levels (sixth and seventh floor level onto Summerhill Block and Central Blocks respectively); relocation of vehicular entrance on Summerhill and omission of vehicular exit (and associated ramp) onto Gardiner Lane, and all associated modifications to landscaping; boundary treatments; site and development works.

The proposed modifications result in an overall increase from 9,310 sqm gross floor area (excludes car parking area) to 10,475.8 sqm (or 10,157.9 sqm excluding ancillary bicycle parking; plant and bin storage area); the proposed modifications are generally within the extent of the development permitted under Reg. Ref. 4521/08 (ABP Ref. PL.29N.233115) and presents a total of 8 no. storeys onto Summerhill; 7 no. storeys within the central block and 7 no. storeys ( 1 no. additional floor incorporated into the permitted building extent) onto Gardiner Lane.

Applicant
Summer Road Developments Ltd.
Block 1
Quayside Business Park
Dundalk
Co.Louth

Architect
Declan Brassil & Co. Ltd
Declan Brassil
Lincoln House
Phoenix Street
Smithfield
Dublin 7
01 8746153 | info@dbcl.ie | www.dbcl.ie

Contractor
McAleer & Rushe Group
Ryan Tierney
17-19 Dungannon Road
Cookstown
BT80 8TL
028 86763741 | info@mcaleer-rushe.co.uk | www.mcaleer-rushe.co.uk

Consulting Engineer
AECOM
Conor Dwyer
4th Floor Adelphi Centre
George’s Street Upper
Dun Laoghaire
Co. Dublin
01 2383100 | www.aecom.com

Consulting Engineer
Caldwell Consulting Engineers
Alan Geddis
Unit 6 Forestgrove Business Park
Newtownbreda
BT8 6AW
077 33262778 | alan@caldwellconsulting.net | www.caldwellconsulting.co.uk

Consulting Engineer
RWDI
Ruth Shilston
Unit 1 Tilers Road
Milton Keynes
Buckinghamshire
MK11 3LH
01582 470250 | ruth.shilston@rwdi.com | www.rwdi.com

Consultant
Future Analytics Consulting Ltd
23 Fitzwilliam Square
Dublin 2
01 6394836 | info@futureanalytics.ie | www.futureanalytics.ie

Consultant
McAleer & Rushe Group
Dominic Trainor
17-19 Dungannon Road
Cookstown
BT80 8TL
028 86763741 | info@mcaleer-rushe.co.uk | www.mcaleer-rushe.co.uk

Consultant
Urban Innovations Ltd.
Adrian Stewart
Wellington Buildings
2 Wellington Street
Belfast
BT1 6HT
028 90435060 | ui@urbaninnovations.co.uk | urbaninnovations.co.uk

Landscape Architect
David Clarke Landscape Architect
David Clarke
645 Shore Road
Whiteabbey Village
Newtownabbey
Co. Antrim BT37 0ST
028 90867337 | info@david-clarke.net | www.david-clarke-landscape-architect.co.uk

Consultant
TMS Environment Ltd.
Imelda Shanahan
53 Broomhill Drive
Tallaght
Dublin 24
01 4626710 | tms@tmsenv.ie | www.tmsenv.ie

Engineer
ETHOS Engineering
Paul O’Neill
Apex Business Centre
Blackthorn Road
Sandyford
Dublin 18
01 2932220 | info@ethoseng.ie | www.ethoseng.ie

€6.7m UCC Student Hub Development

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Tender notice for Building Contractors – deadline 6th September 2016

Site
University College Campus
College Road & Gaol Cross
Cork City

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Build Value Estimate: €6.7 Million
Floor Area: 2,747 Sq M
Granted Date: 20 May 2016
Tender Deadline Date: 6 September 2016
Location: Map Link 

Planning Description: For construction of a six storey Student Development Cork within the university campus adjoining College Road and Gaol Walk, Cork. The building will be used to provide student and administrative services and flexible learning spaces. The proposed development involves the carrying out of works within the curtilage of two protected structures: Crawford Observatory and Gates onto Western Road (PS538) and University College Cork Main Quad (PS963).

Tender – Works Contractor: The Proposed new UCC Student Hub will integrate the Student Support model providing  (a)Student Learning- Flexible learning spaces, formal small group shared learning spaces and informal social learning spaces in a technology rich environment (b)Student Development & Employability – An integrated student services model in one central location fostering new relationships and creating new synergies in support of students’ personal development, employability skills development and academic success (c)Student Administration Services -A one-stop-shop to facilitate more student friendly, accessible and efficient student administrative services

Uniquely the Hub will accommodate in one center these three major aspects of the student experience demonstrating their interdependence in providing a holistic education to students. The development will consist of the construction of a six storey Student Hub Building within the university campus adjoining College Road and Gaol Walk, Cork. The building will be used to provide student and administrative services and flexible learning spaces. The gross floor space will be 3991m2.

The proposed works will involve demolitions, alterations and extensions to the existing Windle Building, the removal of some existing car parking spaces and the provision of new hard and soft landscaping and lighting. The proposed works will also include permanent alterations to the existing main entrance route to the campus from College Road, construction of a new storage shed and temporary dismantling and reinstatement of the Old Gaol Entrance to facilitate access during construction. The proposed development involves the carrying out of works within the curtilage of two protected structures: Crawford  Observatory and Gates onto Western Road (PS 538) and University College Cork Main Quad (PS 963)

Applicant
University College Cork
6 Elderwood
College Road
Co. Cork
021 4903635 | procurement@fin.ucc.ie | www.ucc.ie

Architect
RPS Group (Dublin)
West Pier Business Campus
Dun Laoghaire
Co. Dublin
01 4882900 | www.rpsgroup.com

Architect
Fionnuala Rogerson Architects
Ardtona House
Lower Churchtown Road
Dublin 14
01 2984261 | info@rogerson.ie

Architect
McCutcheon Halley Walsh – Cork
Brian McCutcheon
6 Joyce House
Barrack Square
Ballincollig
Co. Cork
021 4208710 | bmccutcheon@mhwplanning.ie | www.mhwplanning.ie

Architect
O’Donnell & Tuomey Architects – Cork
Willie Carey
35 Grand Parade
Co. Cork
021 4271600 | willie.carey@odonnell-tuomey.ie | odonnell-tuomey.ie

Consulting Engineer
Maurice Johnston & Partners – Cork
Watergold
Douglas
Co. Cork
021 2427107 | info@mjp.ie | www.mjp.ie

Consulting Engineer
Horgan Lynch & Partners
Pat Brady
Tellengana
Blackrock Road
Co. Cork
021 4936100 | cork@horganlynch.ie | www.horganlynch.ie

Consultant
AEGIS Archaeology Ltd.
F Coyne
32 Nicholas Street
King’s Ireland
Co. Limerick
061 634375

Consultant
JCA Architects
Jack Coughlan
St. Albert’s House
Dunboyne
Co.Meath
021 4393800 | www.jca.ie

Consultant
Brady Shipman Martin (Cork)
John Morgan
Penrose Wharf Business Centre
Penrose Wharf
Cork
021 2425620 | mail@bradyshipmanmartin.com | www.bradyshipmanmartin.com

Consultant
Kelleher Ecology Services
Daphne Roycroft
Castlelyons
Co. Cork
086 8677932 | kelleherecologyservices@gmail.com

€850 Million Apple Data Centre Construction Project

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Recently approved by An Bord Pleanala

Site
Palmerstown
Toberroe
Co. Galway

Data Centre Construction Project

Build Value Estimate: €45 Million
Floor Area: 30,138 Sq M
Site Area: 197 Ha

Description: To construct the following: a 24,505sqm single storey data centre construction project, a 5232sqm single storey Logistics and Administration Building, a 289sqm single storey Maintenance Building, a 16sqm Security Hut and associated barriers, 2 number 48sqm Firbre Huts (max building eaves height = 10m), 18 external standby generators, all associated external plant, a 20kV Electricity Substation, contractor facilities, a main entrance including a new right turning land, internal access roads and associated infrastructure, proprietary waste water treatment plants including percolation areas, mains water connection, fire water storage tanks; rainwater harvesting, provision of fibre optic data connections, car parking (207 spaces, including 7 visitor spaces, 50 internal staff mobility spaces and disabled parking spaces), bike parking, an amenity walkway and associated parking, site levelling for a laydown area and a 220kV substation, 2.4m high perimeter security fencing, landscaping including supplement.

Applicant
Apple Operations Europe
David O’Connell
Hollyhill Industrial Estate
Tadhg Barry Road
Hollyhill
Co. Cork
021 4284000 | oconnell.d@apple.com

Agent
Corgan Associates
Lindsay Wilson
401 North Houston Street
Dallas
TX 75202
USA
001 2147482000 | lindsay.wilson@corgan.com | www.corgan.com

Architect
Corgan Associates
Lindsay Wilson
401 North Houston Street
Dallas
TX 75202
USA
001 2147482000 | lindsay.wilson@corgan.com | www.corgan.com

Consulting Engineer
ARUP Consulting Engineers
James Duggan
15 Oliver Plunkett Street
Co. Cork
021 4277670 | cork@arup.com | www.arup.com

Landscape Architect
Brady Shipman Martin (Dublin)
Dundrum Business Park
Dundrum
Dublin 14
01 2081911 | mail@bmsconsult.com | www.bradyshipmanmartin.com

Consultant
McCarthy Keville O’Sullivan Ltd.
Block 1 G.F.S.C.
Moneenageisha Road
Co. Galway
091 735611 | mail@mccarthykos.ie | www.mccarthykos.ie

McKeon Group – Client Profile

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Interview with Paul McKenna – McKeon Group

McKeon Group are multidisciplinary contractors offering Construction, Electrical, Mechanical and Technology services throughout Ireland. Founded in 1950 as a sole trader, the group has grown to become a leading player in the Irish construction and services industry.

McKeon Group

How do McKeon Group specialise for the Irish construction sector?

McKeon Group specialise in commercial fit outs and refurbishments, design and build projects, public works contracts as well as high end domestic developments.

With four independently managed divisions our trade and engineering teams are specialised across Construction, Electrical, Mechanical and Technology services. Each division is equipped to operate as a principle contractor, offering our clients support from the wider company skillset and resource pool – delivering a complete building solution.

What makes McKeon Group unique?

There are four key things that make us stand out in the market – our experience, our complete range of services, our people and our attitude.

Our Experience – is a great asset to us. We’ve been around since 1950 so our clients benefit from over 65 years of expertise the industry.

Our complete range of services – Our interrelated disciplines mean we offer a complete building solution to clients. We are one of few contractors who can offer construction, mechanical, electrical and technology under the one roof. Our clients benefit from having only one point of contact throughout projects and it allows us to deliver greater efficiencies and significant cost savings.

Our People – McKeon Group prides itself on its exceptional staff from Senior Management to its own onsite staff. Our people have been integral to our success and growth over the past 65 years – driving the ever evolving processes and systems to ensure quality, efficiency and performance.

We often have clients commenting that it is refreshing to deal with a contractor that retains the “traditional expert resources of a construction company”. By having an in-house pool of dedicated and experienced Engineers, Technical, Trade and Site Staff, complimented by a very experienced Senior Management team who have worked their way up through the ranks, we can guarantee the quality of our projects.

Our Attitude – We work with clients as a partner incorporating our ethos of being open, honest and fair on every project. We have a strong industry reputation amongst all stakeholders for professionalism, quality and value for money.

McKeon Group Head Office

McKeon Group Head Office – Ashbourne

Do the divisions operate independently of one another?

Yes and no, it’s important to understand that each division is tasked with operating in its own right whilst supporting group projects. A substantial number of contracts undertaken by the Mechanical, Electrical and Technology divisions are in fact for other construction companies or client contracted, with no involvement from any of the divisions other than shared expertise.

In fact, it’s often the case that the construction division is working in partnership with nominated or client contracted mechanical and electrical engineering firms, but as you can imagine it helps the group management team to have an in house engineer that can support those specialist elements of the project as required.    

The Technology Division?

That’s a broad term alright, for good reason. Established in 2007 the brainchild of our Managing Director a telecommunications engineer himself, the technology division was created at a time when diversification was seen as key to business growth. McKeon Group have always been early adopters of technology so this was a natural progression for us. 

The Technology Division provide design and installation services in the following fields: Integrated Telecommunication Systems and Infrastructure, Audio Visual, Building Automation and, Fixed and Wireless Network Systems. In particular, we are seeing a huge take up for our audio visual “learning aid” systems in the educational sector at the moment, which is great to see. Interactive presentations used to engage an audience need no longer be the preserve of the boardroom.

As the importance of technology reaches further into each aspect of our own lives, we too see that the Technology Division is becoming more and more involved in so many of our own projects to provide that final interface between hardware and user.     

Fingal County Council - Building Upgrade

Fingal County Council – Building Upgrade

What recent projects have you been involved in? 

We have a diverse client list from GE, IBM, Google, OPW, Fingal County Council, Dublin City University, Keelings and the HSE to name a few. Recent projects over the last couple of years have included Tyrone Court consisting of 123 apartments, IBIS Hotel upgrade in Clondalkin, Innovation House fit out in DCU, Fingal County Council Chamber building upgrade, INTREO Office and Malahide Castle refurbishments, Flight Center Office fit out and a large Audio Visual roll-out in DCU.

 

Innovation House

Innovation House – Fit Out

What does the future hold for McKeon Group?

Goals for the future include substantial growth and expansion. We want to build on the number of multi-million projects we undertake, while retaining our smaller projects. We have come out of the leaner years and we want to expand again. We have just moved our head office into a new purpose built facility in Ashbourne to cater for our expanded team.

Our early years were built on spotting opportunities that other contractors of our size didn’t see and capitalising on them. We plan on continuing that tradition as we grow. It is wonderful to see the economy accelerating again and McKeon Group intend on being part it. We have a number of large projects underway and in the pipeline for the rest of 2016.

You’ve recently subscribed to Building Info – has it been beneficial to date?

Most definitely, BuildingInfo allows us to reach out to our client base for specific projects they have in their pipeline, to build new relationships and to keep us abreast of the growing market trends. 

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Details on McKeon Group’s full range of services as well as their portfolio of completed projects can be found on their website – www.mckeon.ie

Call on 01 8402116 or contact Paul McKenna at paul.mckenna@mckeon.ie

247 Solar Development Projects Ireland Opportunities

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Solar Development Projects in all Construction Sectors

Each of the points on the map indicates a solar development projects currently at planning application or planning granted phase with a requirement for Solar Panels or Solar Photovoltaics. The projects range from small residential self-builds to multi-million euro commercial and industrial schemes. The wind turbine marker on the map is the generic image used for power generation schemes within BuildingInfo – these schemes are typically exclusively solar farm developments. Other map markers indicate the nature of the scheme with a solar requirement e.g. Commercial, Industrial, Residential etc.

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Major Residential Development Approved in Santry

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374 Units Residential Development Granted Planning Permission on 2nd June

Site: Santry Demesne, Northwood Avenue, Santry, Dublin 9

Residential Development Dublin

Application Date: 22 Sep 2015
Granted Date: 2 Jun 2016
Units: 374
Value Estimate: €109 Million

Description: Permission for modifications to planning permission Dublin granted under Reg. Ref. F04A/1562/E2 replacing 5 no. logistic warehouses (11,126sq.m), 23 no. 3 storey own door office buildings (9,696sq.m), 1 no. amenity building (1,700sq.m) and associated car parking with 374 no. residential units. The proposed residential development will consist of: 2 no. 6 storey apartment buildings and 1 no. 5 storey apartment building to contain 246 no. apartments with balconies comprising 22 no. 1-bedroon units, 213 no. 2-bedroom units and 11 no. 3-bedroon units, a reception area (98sq.m) and a crèche (461sq.m) positioned around a secure central courtyard (3,030sq.m) which will contain a gym (99sq.m) on a podium over a single level basement (9,648sq.m) containing 293 no. car parking spaces (with the remaining 71 no. at ground level), 133 no. bicycle spaces (with remaining the 113 no. at ground level), storage and plant; 120 no. 2 storey dwelling houses comprising 46 no. 3-bedroom units and 74 no. 4-bedroom units; 8 no. 5-bedroom 2.5 storey dwelling houses; all houses will have in-curtilage car parking; ancillary crèche parking and drop-off area; 2 no. ESB substations; attenuation; foul and surface water arrangements; internal roads and access; all associated boundary treatment works; services provision; landscaping; playground; and; site development works to also include the reconfiguration of the permitted commercial car parking servicing Swift Square Office Park all on a c.7.0 ha site.

Applicant
Cosgrave Developments
15 Hogan Place
Grand Canal Street
Dublin 2
01 6110417
info@cosgravegroup.com www.cosgravegroup.com
Agent
RPS Group
Helena Gavin
West Pier Business Campus
Dun Laoghaire
Co. Dublin
01 4203100
www.rpsgroup.com
Architect
McCrossan O’Rourke Manning Architects
Leanne Courtney
1 Albert Place West
Harcourt Lane,Dublin 2
01 478 8700
arch@mcorm.com | www.mcorm.com
Consulting Engineer
JB Barry Consulting Engineers
Classon House
Dundrum Business Park
Dublin 14
01 4851400
info@jbbarry.ie | www.jbbarry.ie
Consulting Engineer
O’Connor Sutton Cronin
Andrew O’Brien
9 Prussia Street
Dublin 7
01 8682000
ocsc@ocsc.ie | www.ocsc.ie
Consultant
AWN Consulting Ltd.
Damian Kelly
Clonshaugh Business & Technology Park
Dublin 17, 01 8474220
info@awnconsulting.com www.awnconsulting.com
Consulting Engineer
McElligott Consulting
Liam McElligott
H2a Centrepoint Business Park
Oak Road, Dublin 12
01 4243014
info@mcelligott.ie
mcelligott.ie
Consultant
Doyle Kent Planning Partnership 
Jane Doyle
71 Carysfort Avenue
Blackrock, Co. Dublin
087 6263918
info@doylekent.com www.doylekent.com
Consultant
Sabre Electrical Services Ltd.
Graham Sheehan
Unit 11 Bellvue Industrial Estate
Finglas, Dublin 11
graham@sabrelighting.ie
sabre@iol.ie
www.sabrelighting.ie
Consultant
Faith Wilson Ecological Consultant
Faith Wilson
Kilnamanagh Farm
Kilnamanagh Beg
Glenealy
Co. Wicklow
Landscape Architect
Kevin Fitzpatrick Landscape Architecture
Kevin Fitzpatrick
94 Foxfield Grove
Raheny, Dublin 5
01 4440724
info@kfla.ie | www.kfla.ie
Consultant
Geraghty Energy Consultants
B17 Ballymount Corporate Park
Ballymount Avenue
Dublin 12
01 5329363
info@geragthyec.ie
geraghtyec.ie
Consultant
The Tree File Ltd. (Consulting Arborists)
Andy Worsnop
Brookfield House
Carysfort Avenue
Blackrock
Co. Dublin
01 2833500
   

Over 750 New Farm Buildings Planned in Q1 2016

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According to recent research at Building Information Ireland during Q1 2016 over 750 applications have been submitted for new farm buildings throughout Ireland.  As highlighted in the most recent edition of the Building Information Ireland Index, the construction of farm buildings have one of the shortest Application to Commencement lead times (52 weeks).  The relatively straightforward nature of the majority of Agri construction schemes together with short turnaround times makes this sector of particular interest to many of our clients in the steel, cladding, concrete and aggregates industries.

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  • 140 – Connacht
  • 179 – Leinster
  • 208 – Munster
  • 136 – Ulster

Full details on each of these 753 farm buildings projects are available to subscribers via our online project database.  Free trial access is also available.

Residential and Self Build Construction Projects Commenced

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Residential and Self Build Construction Sector

According to BuildingInfo.com research, 1884 Residential Development and Self Build construction projects have commenced since the first of January in the republic of Ireland.  The research highlights that 1742 of these were Self Build construction projects with the remaining projects being Multi-unit Residential developments.

Residential and Self Build Construction

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National Children’s Hospital – Granted Permission 28th April

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Infrastructural Development Dublin

Site: St. James’s Hospital Campus, James’s Street, Dublin 8

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Application: 12th August 2015
Granted: 28th April 2015
Floor Area: 134,997 Sq M

Description: Health Infrastructural Development Dublin comprising National Paediatric Hospital (National Children’s Hospital), Innovation Centre and Family Accommodation Unit at St. James’s Hospital Campus, Satellite Centres at Tallaght and Connolly Hospitals and Construction Compound at Davitt Road, Dublin.

Architect
Coady Partnership Architects
Block H Mountpleasant Business Centre
Mountpleasant Avenue
Ranelagh
Dublin 6
01 4976766 | www.coady.ie

Architect
HLM Architects
Neil Orpwood
10th Floor, Causeway Tower
9 James Street South
Belfast
028 90445700 | www.hlmarchitects.com

Architect
O’ Connell Mahon Architects
9 Fitzwilliam Place
Dublin 2
01 6767408
info@oconnellmahon.ie
www.oconnellmahon.ie
Architect
BDP Architects
Benedict Zucchi
Blackhall Green
Dublin 7
01 4740600 | www.bdp.com
Consulting Engineer
Arup Ltd.
The Linenhall, 8th Floor
32-38 Linenhall Street
Belfast
048 90890900
belfast@arup.com | www.arup.com
Consulting Engineer
O’Connor Sutton Cronin
Niall McMenamin
9 Prussia Street
Dublin 7
01 8682000
ocsc@ocsc.ie | www.ocsc.ie
Consultant
GVA Planning & Regeneration Ltd.
Paul O’Neill
Second Floor, Seagrave House
19-20 Earlsfort Terrace
Dublin 2
01 6618500
info@gvaplanning.ie | www.gva.co.uk
Engineer
Roughan & O’Donovan
Seamus MacGearailt
Arena House, Arena Road
Sandyford
Dublin 18
01 2940800
info@rod.ie | www.rod.ie
Engineer
ETHOS Engineering
Apex Business Centre
Blackthorn Road
Sandyford, Dublin 18
01 2932220
info@ethoseng.ie | www.ethoseng.ie
Consultant
Brady Shipman Martin
Block 6 Belfield Office Park
Clonskeagh
Dublin
01 2081900
mail@bradyshipmanmartin.com
www.bradyshipmanmartin.com
   

Inksplash Cre8tive Workspaces – Client Profile

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Interview with Darren Cox and Frank Smith, Inksplash Cre8tive Workspaces

Cre8tive workspace logo

In this profile piece Darren Cox and Frank Smith provide an overview of the services their company (Cre8tive Workspace) provides to the construction sector. Working closely with Architects, Contractors and Interior Designers, Cre8tive Workspace offer unique and creative design solutions to new office developments, refurbishments and fit-outs.

Inksplash Creative Branding

Tell me how are your services used within the construction sector?

Our services are used by the following:

Contractors, that glaze and furnish new and refurbished office fit-outs.
Various tenants, landlords, and management agencies looking to provide frosted window manifestations, wall graphics, and general signage during building upgrades.
A0 prints of technical drawings.

In which project categories do you specialise?

Graphics for office fit-outs including Wall Graphics, Window Graphics, Window Frosting, Acrylic wall plaques, Way-finding signs, Exterior signage.
Graphics and signage for office refurbishments.
Graphics and signage for Retail fit-outs.
Hoarding graphics around new developments.
Virtual Shop-front window graphics.

indow Frosting - TDS Fit Out

Fig 1 – Window Frosting at TDS Office Fitout

Name some recent projects in which Cre8tive Workspace been involved?

Some of the projects we have been involved in include:

Graphics and signage for TDS new office fitout at Citywest.
Graphics and signage for Kantar Media new office fitout at Eastpoint Business Park.
Ireland’s largest wall graphic (30m height) at new Deutsche Bank HQ, East Point Business Park.
Graphics and signage for Equifax new office fitout at Grand Canal .
Graphics and signage for Coronation Fund Managers new office fitout at Grand Canal.
Graphics and signage for Sysnet new office fitout at Carrickmines.
Maynooth University Campus expansion, wall graphics in new extension.
Re-brand Blanchardstown Shopping Centre with new logo to all areas of Shopping Centre.
Built new websites for Airside Retail Park, and The Park Retail Centre Carrickmines.
Glass manifestations at the new refurbishment / extension to the Four Courts in Dublin.

Wall Graphics

Fig 2 – Wall Graphics

Many offices now incorporate areas for group work and collaboration, how are you tapping into this trend?

We have installed wall and glass manifestations in many collaboration work areas that have helped create a working environment that looks great, motivates, and inspires.

As the construction industry re-emerges I have noticed a lot of businesses re-branding and repositioning, is this something that Inksplash can assist with?

At Inksplash / Cre8tive Web we are an ideal partner to assist any business looking to rebrand or reposition due to our vast experience in this field, and the fact that we have full control of the manufacture process at our state of the art facility in Carrickmines, Dublin 18, and with our highly skilled experienced workforce. We can also offer a full branding package as we print everything in house, from a business card to the largest building wraps, and everything in-between

Raised Letters

Fig 3 – Raised Letters

Inksplash Cre8tive Workspace are based in Carrickmines south Co. Dublin and have recently worked some some of Ireland’s largest Contractors, Architects and Interior designers on many prestigious commercial developments.

Further details can be found on Cre8tive Workspace website.