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€1m Bunratty Folk Park Extension in Co. Clare

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€1m Bunratty Refurbishment and Extension Underway

Bunratty Folk Park Extension Refurbishment

Site: Bunratty Folk Park, Bunratty west, Co. Clare

Floor Area: 269 Sq M
Start Date: 5th January 2016
Build Value Estimate: €1 Million

Commercial Refurbishment For development consisting of: The enclosure of the existing courtyard to provide a single storey extension of the existing retail floor area, the provision of a cafe/coffee shop area, the removal of the existing entrance canopy and the construction of a new entrance lobby structure with associated signage, the formation of a staff personnel door access in the existing boundary wall at the south western corner of the existing building. The formation of 3 no. new door openings on the southern and western elevations, the construction of a new canopy to the southern elevation, the installation of planters, bollards, lighting and tactile paving to the eastern ( roadside ) elevation as well as all ancillary site works.

Applicant
Shannon Castle Banquets & Heritage Ltd
Bunratty Castle & Folk Park
Bunratty
Co. Clare
061 711200 | www.shannonheritage.com

Architect
O’Neill O’Malley Ltd.
John O’Malley
2nd Floor
Technology House
Galway Technology Park
091 771033 | info@onom.ie | www.onom.ie

Consulting Engineer
Tobin Consulting Engineers (Galway)
Fairgreen House
Fairgreen Road
Galway
091 565398 | galway@tobin.ie | www.tobin.ie

Contractor
Martins Construction Ltd
Martin Loughnane
Ballycarroll
Barefield
Ennis
Co. Clare
065 6829822 | info@martinsconstruction.ie | www.martinsconstruction.ie

€75m Boland’s Mills – Commercial Construction Project

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Plans Granted for Major Commercial Construction Project

Site

Bolands Mills
Ringsend Road/Barrow Street
Grand Canal Dock
Dublin 4

Floor Area:  36,759 Sq M

Residential Units: 42

Planning Granted: 1st July 2015

Boland's Mills - Commercial Construction Project

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PROTECTED STRUCTURE: We Versus Ltd. (In Receivership), Abbono Ltd. (In Receivership), Beckton Properties Ltd. (In Receivership) & Candourity Ltd. (In Receivership) (each acting by the Joint Receivers Mark Reynolds & Glenn Crann), Savills, 33 Molesworth Street, Dublin 2. Intend to apply for Planning Permission For development at a site of 1.056 ha known as The former Boland’s Mill incorporating 33 & 34 Barrow Street together with 35A Barrow Street & 35 Barrow Street (Car Park) at Ringsend Road and Barrow Street, Dublin 4, bounded to the north by Ringsend Rd., to the south by adjacent office development (Mason Hayes Curran (“South Bank House”) and the Warehouse), to the east by Barrow Street and to the west by Grand Canal Dock. The site accommodates 4 protected structures including; Block B referred to as 1 Ringsend Road (RPS 7377); Block D comprising no’s 33 and 34 Barrow Street (RPS 483, 484); two storey brick gables of warehouses to south of Boland’s Mill (the ‘factory’ building) (RPS 485). These will be refurbished and incorporated into the overall development. There will be internal and external interventions to all protected structures. The development consists of: A mixed use scheme with a gross floor area above ground of some 36,759 sq. m. (comprising office (28,762 sq. m.), residential (42 no. units including 31 no. 2 bed units and 11 no. 3 bed units; 6,050 sq. m.), restaurant/cafe (1,184 sq. m.), retail (214 sq. m.) and cultural and exhibition (549 sq. m.) uses; provision of incidental parking, storage, plant and related uses at basement area of 11,477 sq.m. (overall gross floor area of scheme is some 48,236 sq. m.). The development includes 2 no. new build office buildings; 1 no. new build residential building; the restoration of existing Blocks A, B, C, D and the redevelopment of the Factory Building. The proposed development includes the demolition of structures on the site, including the former silo structures (Blocks E, F and G) as well as blocks H, J, K and L. The detailed description of the development is set out below: 1. Building A (2 storeys) located at the junction of Ringsend Rd. and Barrow St. will be retained and restored for retail (to include off licence use)/restaurant/cafe use. Interventions to include: reinstatement of roof and window opes; new windows to be installed to match original on north and south facades; new entrance door to Ringsend Rd. facade and new doors to be installed in existing opes in south facade. 2. Building B (comprising B1 – B5) (RPS 7377) (5 – 8 storeys) located on Ringsend Rd. will be retained and restored for office use. Restaurant/cafe/retail use to be provided at ground floor of B4 to B5. Interventions to include: reinstatement of timber roof trusses and roofs, with lantern roof to B5 (a later addition) to be removed; new windows to be installed on all facades to match original; window opes at ground floor north facade to be modified; new entrances to be provided on north and south elevations; removal of section of first floor to provide atrium; floors to be reinstated at original levels other than the removal of second floor in B3/B4 and the lowering of the existing ground floor in B4/B5; new metal roof . enclosure to B3; removal of plant enclosure at roof level over B3, projecting canopy and associated ducts / equipment over former truck loading area on Ringsend Rd. and metal roof cowels to ducts over B4 & B5. 3. Building C (6 storeys) fronting the Dock will be retained and restored for restaurant/cafe/retail use at ground floor and residential above to include 9 no. 3 bed units and 1 no. 2 bed unit. Interventions to include: replacement of later metal roof with natural slate roof; insertion of new floors; addition of new window opes on the W, N and S facades; enlargement of window opes on west facade to facilitate living spaces; addition of balconies to west elevation. 4. Building D (RPS 483, 484) (2 storeys plus basement) located on Barrow Street will be retained and restored for retail/cafe/ restaurant use. New glass and copper wrap around extension to existing building. Interventions to include: refurbishment/repair of roof and windows; addition of glazed rooflight at rear wall; restoration of floors at original levels; internal fabric refurbishment; repair of steps and railings and front area to Barrow Street. 5. Factory Building (RPS 485 two-storey brick gables): It is proposed to partially demolish the rear of the Factory Building and reconstruct the east gables in a line that generally aligns with the footprint of the adjoining Block C. The dockside gables will be restored. The Factory Building will accommodate cultural/exhibition use. Interventions include: section of side walls to be removed; existing stone gabled east facade to be disassembled and reconstructed in its new position, including realignment of arched openings and windows and formation of new door; new viewing window to be formed in south facade; new rooflight; existing balcony on the waterfront facade to be replaced with new balcony and second matching balcony to be installed on western gable. 6. Development to include all other associated internal and external works to Blocks A, B, C, D and the Factory Building. 7. New Office Building 1 is a 5 storey building fronting Barrow Street increasing to a maximum height of 14 storeys to accommodate (max. building height 53.65 m.) office accommodation and ancillary facilities including reception, meeting rooms and staff restaurant. Enclosed plant area at level 13. Roof terraces to be provided at floor levels 5, 11 and 12. 8. New Office Building 2 is a 5 storey building fronting Barrow Street increasing to a maximum height of 13 storeys (max. building height 49.85 m.) to accommodate office accommodation and ancillary facilities including reception, meeting rooms, plant and staff restaurant. Roof terraces to be provided at floor levels 5 and 11. 9. New Residential Building 3 is a 15 storey building (max. building height 47.8 m.) accommodating reception and plant at ground floor, gym at first floor and 30 no. 2 bed units and 2 no. 3 bed units above. A semi enclosed roof terrace is provided at 14th floor. Balconies on E, W, S elevations. 10. Three new pedestrian routes from Barrow Street (two of which also provide for service and emergency vehicle access/egress). New civic waterfront square adjacent to the Dock. A bridge link along the dock is proposed connecting the square to Mc Mahon Bridge, Ringsend Rd. Second open space to the south of the Factory Building. Development to include all hard and soft landscaping, lighting and planting. 2no. new mooring points for vessels, along the Grand Canal Dock – East Quay Wall. 11. Three levels of basement area are to be provided under Buildings 1, 2 and 3 to accommodate 136 no. car parking spaces, 350 no. of bicycle spaces and ancillary locker and shower facilities and plant. Basement to include lifts and stair cores. 12. Development to include new replacement basement vehicular access/egress ramp from Barrow Street. This is the main exit and entrance to the basement car park. Closure of existing basement ramp located adjacent to Mason Hayes Curran building (South Bank House). The new ramp will provide for continued vehicle access/egress to the existing South Bank House car park which adjoins the subject site to the immediate south. 13. Development to include demolition of existing ESB substation located adjacent to the Warehouse and Dock and new additional internal substations, all site development and ancillary works. An EIS will be submitted to the Planning Authority with the planning application and the EIS will be available for inspection or purchase at a fee not exceeding the reasonable cost of making a copy at the offices of the Planning Authority. The application relates to a proposed development within a Strategic Development Zone Planning Scheme area.

Architect
BKD Architects
6/7 Harcourt Terrace
Dublin 2
01 6182400 | architecture@bkd.ie | www.bkd.ie

Consultant
John Spain Associates
50 Upper Mount Street
Dublin 2
01 6625803 | info@johnspainassociates.com | www.johnspainassociates.com

Consultant
Mitchell & Associates
3rd Floor
148 Phibsboro Road
Dublin 7
01 4545066 | info@mitchellassoc.net | www.mitchell.ie

Consultant Engineer
Arup Ltd.
50 Ringsend Road
Dublin 4
01 2334455 | dublin@arup.com | www.arup.ie

€38m The Exo Office Building Point Village in Dublin

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Permission sought for Dublin’s tallest office building

Site

The Exo Building
Point Village District Centre
North Wall Quay & East Wall Road
Dublin 1

Floor Area: 19263 Sq M

Value: €38 Million

Planning Applied: 15th September 2015

Exo Office Building

Paul McCann and Steve Tennant, Joint Statutory Receivers, acting for the Specified Assets of Henry A. Crosbie c/o Grant Thornton, 24-26 City Quay, Dublin 2 intend to apply for permission for a development at a site of 1.1507 ha at the junction of North Wall Quay and East Wall Road, Dublin 1. The site is bounded by North Wall Quay to the South, East Wall Road to the East, the 3Arena to the West and The Point Village District Centre to the North. The overall site is located within City Block 5 and 10, as identified in the North Lotts & Grand Canal Dock SDZ Planning Scheme. The development consists of the following: Construction of a commercial office building ranging in height from 8 storeys to 17 storeys (including one level of plant) at the northern end. The total gross floor area above ground of this building will be circa 19263 sq.m. The building is raised at ground level to 8m and supported by three elliptical cores. Access via dedicated northern and southern glass entrance foyers. As part of the development there will be an external roof terrace and plant at eighth floor level. Construction of one level of basement beneath the proposed commercial building connecting to the existing constructed basement beneath the Point Village Square (as constructed under Section 25 DD478) accommodating 300 bicycle parking spaces, plant, staff facilities, storage areas and other associated facilities. Cycle access to the basement will be via a dedicated, access controlled cycle ramp in the central core. Reconfiguration of the existing basement level -1 beneath the Point Village Square to facilitate 48 No. car parking spaces at -1 level, plant, storage areas and other associated facilities. This will also involve associated structural reconfiguration of existing basement levels -2 and -3. Vehicular access to the basement will be via the existing ramped access on Sheriff St servicing the Point Village District Centre. The reconfiguration of the basement will involve the removal of the existing external stairs from the Point Village Square to existing underground bar located at -1 level. Construction of 14.5m high restaurant/bar glass box with mezzanine level located within the Point Village Square. The total above ground gross floor will be circa. 519.4 sq.m. Permission is also sought for revisions to the Point Village Square Public Realm including proposed hard and soft landscaping works. This includes a new bus shelter, taxi shelter, 5 number glass screens and the relocation of existing Point Village Signage on East Wall Rd. The proposed development includes all associated and ancillary works, including site development works.

Applicant
Grant Thornton
24-26 City Quay
Dublin 2
info.@ie.gt.com | www.grantthornton.ie

Architect
Shay Cleary Architects
18 Palmerston Park
Rathmines
Dublin 6
01 4125090 | info@sca.ie | www.sca.ie

Consultant Engineer
O’Connor Sutton Cronin
9 Prussia Street
Dublin 7
01 8682000 | ocsc@ocsc.ie | www.ocsc.ie

Consultant
Mitchell & Associates
3rd Floor
148 Phibsboro Road
Dublin 7
01 4545066 | info@mitchellassoc.net | www.mitchell.ie

Consultant
Brady Shipman Martin
Block 6, Belfield Office Park,
Clonskeagh,
Dublin 14
01 208 1900 | mail@bradyshipmanmartin.com | www.bradyshipmanmartin.com

€5.9m La Touche Hotel Redevelopment in Co. Wicklow

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Site

Former La Touche Hotel
Trafalgar Road/Marine Terrace and Cliff Road
Greystones
Co. Wicklow

Floor area: 4596 Sq M

Value: €5.9 Million

Planning Granted: 15/09/15

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Hotel Redevelopment: 26 dwellings in total comprising 1 no 3.bed 3 storey terraced (type A), 13 no 4 bed 4 sorey terraced (Type B), 3 no 4 bed 4 storey terraced(type C), 1 no 3 bed 3 storey detached (Type D), 2 no 4 bed 3 storey semi-detached (type E), and 1 no 4 bed 3 storey detached (type E) and 5 no 4 bed 4 storey town houses (type F & G) within retained shell of former main La Touche Hotel building; retention of and alterations to centre block of hotel and demolition of recent side and rear extensions; partial (rear) demolition of existing buildings at An Tigin and Eurekaon Marine Terrace & refurbishment & merging of both units to create single unit, extension of 50sqm to merged unit and change of use of merged unit from residential to retail (total floor space of proposed retail unit of 105sqm) ; refurbishment including partial demolition to the rear of former bank building along Trafalgar Road and change of use to professional services (37 sqm) demolition of Cliff Bungalow.

La Touche Hotel Redevelopment

Applicant
Kavcre La Touche Ltd.
4 Inver Mews
Old Chapel Ground
Arklow, Co. Wicklow

Architect
Ferreira Architecture
1 Blackglen Village Centre
Ticknock Hill
Sandyford, Dublin 18
01 2063523 | admin@ferreira.ie | www.ferreira.ie

Consultant
Cunnane Stratton Reynolds
3 Molesworth Place
Dublin 2
01 6610419 | info@csrlandplan.ie | www.csrlandplan.ie

La Touche Hotel redevelopment

Stillorgan Shopping Centre Alterations – Commercial Construction

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€16m Facelift and Refurbishment of Stillorgan Shopping Centre

Site

Stillorgan Village Centre
Lower Kilmacud Road & Old Dublin Road
Stillorgan
Co. Dublin

Floor Area: 15028 Sq M

Build Value: €16m

Granted Date: 6th August 2015

Permission for 1. Upgrade and refurbishment to the north-east and south-east elevations. 2. Upgrade and refurbishment of the internal mall elevations. 3. Removal of existing partial canopy to internal mall and provision of full glass canopy to the internal mall. 4. Extension of 12 sqm to Unit 19 (existing off-licence) located at ground floor level. 5. Provision of a proposed additional 415 sqm gross floor space above existing Unit 47/48/49 (Donnybrook Fair)for use as a café/restaurant. 6. Extension of existing Unit 46 by 16 sqm gross and amalgamation with Unit 47/48/49 (Donnybrook Fair) of 336 sqm to provide a single unit of 352 sqm. 7. Relocation of the existing entrance/exit from Lower Kilmacud Road to a position further to the west. 8. Amendments to internal layout and pedestrian and vehicular circulation of the car park at Stillorgan Village Centre. 9. Provision of Vehicle Messaging System signs at 4 no. locations in the surrounding area. 10. Re-ordering of the existing southern entrance from Dublin Road to the Red Car Park (Main) to left-in left-out only. 11. Re-ordering of the existing northern entrance from Dublin Road to the Red Car Park (Main) including new entrance lane and replacement pedestrian access/ramps. 12. Re-ordering of the Red Car Park (Main) including extension of parking area into the footpath adjacent to the junction of Kilmacud Road and Dublin Road. 13. Relining of the Green Car Park (overflow) to incorporate disabled, parent/child and electric charging spaces. 14. Provision of additional cycle parking spaces in the Red Car Park (Main) and service area. 15. Removal/relocation of all existing signage and provision of a common signage strategy for the Centre. 16. All associated and ancillary works, including hard and soft landscaping and lighting. The proposed commercial construction development will provide and overall additional gross floor space of 443 sqm.

Stillorgan Commercial Construction

Applicant
Cavalli Investments Plc
Cavalli Real Estate Fund 1
33 Sir John Rogerson’s Quay
Dublin 2

Consultant Engineer
Waterman Moylan
Marine House
Clanwilliam Place
Dublin 2
01 6648900 | info@waterman-moylan.ie | www.watermangroup.com

Architect
DMOD Architects
Cathedral Court
New Street
Dublin 8
01 4911700 | mail@dmod.ie | www.dmod.ie

Consultant
John Spain Associates
50 Upper Mount Street
Dublin 2
01 6625803 | info@johnspainassociates.com | www.johnspainassociates.com

Consultant
Dermot Foley Landscape Architects
Argus House
Malpas Street
Dublin 8
01 4545148 | info@dermotfoley.com | www.dermotfoley.com

Windmill Lane – High Profile Dublin Commercial Construction Project

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Mixed Commercial Construction Project – Residential, Office and Retail Units Granted Permission

Site

1-4 Windmill Lane
1-3 Hanover Street East
19-20 Creighton Street
Dublin 2

Build Value: €34 Million

Floor Area: 16545 Sq M

Extension of Duration Granted: 19th August 2015

EXT OF DURATION: The commercial construction project development will consist of: – Demolition of existing warehouse buildings, the retention of No. 19 Creighton St and the development of a mixed use development consisting of a 4 to 6 storey office building including setback penthouse levels with roof terraces at 3rd floor level, ground floor café and associated rooftop plant. – A 4-5 storey residential building with retail space at ground floor and residential development on the upper floors around a raised first floor level landscaped courtyard providing 15 No. units consisting of 3No. 1 bed units, 8 No. 2 bed units & 4 No. 3 beds with associated balconies and roof terrace at 5th floor. At ground floor level pedestrian access is proposed to the offices from Windmill Lane. Access to the residential units is provided along Creighton St and access to the residential courtyard is provided along Creighton St. & Hanover St East. The development also proposes an ESB substation above flood level. 58 car parking spaces, 214 bicycle spaces and associated plant space are provided in a single basement car park accessed via a new vehicular ramp off Hanover St East. The total gross floor areas provided are as follows: 13,980 sq.m. of office, 887 sq.m. of retail & 1678 sq.m. of residential combining for an overall proposed commercial construction project development of 16,545 sq.m. (excluding basement). Al the above, including all associated ground and landscaping works is to be carried out on a site of 0.4223 hectares.  Companies below listed from original application in 2009 – Reference 4071/09

Commercial Construction Project Windmill Lane

Applicant
Hibernia REIT plc
Marine House
Clanwilliam Place
Dublin 2
01 9058370 | info@hiberniareit.com | www.hiberniareit.com

Architect
HKR Architects
The First Floor
The Courtyard
Blackrock
01 5167328 | dublin@hkrarchitects.com | www.hkrarchitects.com

Architect
John Spain Associates
50 Upper Mount Street
Dublin 2
01 6625803 | info@johnspainassociates.com | www.johnspainassociates.com

Consultant Engineer
O’Connor Sutton Cronin
9 Prussia Street
Dublin 7
01 8682000 | ocsc@ocsc.ie | www.ocsc.ie

Quantity Surveyor
Paul Corrigan and Associates Ltd
Hillcrest House
Hillcrest Road
Sandyford, Dublin 18
01 2136300 | info@pca.ie | www.pca.ie

100+ Dublin Construction Projects Commenced

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Dublin construction projects commenced with build value greater than €1m each – Q1 &Q2 2015

The image below is a visual representation of more than 100 construction projects with a build value in excess of €1m that commenced in Dublin during the first two quarters of 2015. The number of Residential construction projects on the map is an interesting highlight with density of commercial construction project increasing towards the city centre.

Construction Projects Dublin

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€4m Office Construction Commencing – Schoolhouse Lane East Dublin 2

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Commencement Notice:  07/08/2015

Site at no.s 30 31 32 Molesworth Street
Schoolhouse Lane East
Dublin 2

Floor Area: 3744 Sq M

Overall Cost: €4m

Commencement Notice: 07/08/2015

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Planning permission for Office Construction development at this 0.16 ha site at no’s 30, 31 to 32 Molesworth Street and Schoolhouse Lane East, Dublin 2. No’s 30, 31 and 32 are all protected structures – RPS 5264, 5265 and 5266. Number 32 Molesworth Street is a RMP (DU018-020262). The development will consist of 1,349 sq.metres of office and ancillary office space to the rear of no’s 30, 31 and 32 Molesworth Street including: No. 30: demolition of 2 storey rear office extension (annex) with thrust out lavatory above and 1 to 2 storey rear mews. No. 31: demolition of the 1 storey portion of the return and the 2 storey office mews. No. 32: demolition of 1 to 3 storey over basement office extension to the rear and the 3 storey WC extension cantilevered over the 1 storey office extension. Construction of a new infill office construction development 4 storeys in height over basement with a gross floor area of 3,744 sq. metres (including basement, plant and ESB substation).

Collen Office Construction

Contractor
Collen Construction Ltd.
Riverview House
East Wall Road
Dublin 3
01 874 5411 | construction@collen.com | www.collen.com

Architect
John Spain Associates
50 Upper Mount Street
Dublin 2
Co. Dublin
01 6625803 | info@johnspainassociates.com | www.johnspainassociates.com

Applicant
Green REIT Ltd
Styne House
Hatch Street Upper
Dublin 2
01 241 8400 | website@greenreitplc.com

Q1 & Q2 Building Projects Commencements

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2014/2015 Comparative figures per sector – Q1 & Q2

The image below compares the volume of building projects commenced in the Republic of Ireland per sector in 2014 versus 2015. Overall the comparison showed a mixed set of results with increases or stability year on year for building projects in the Commercial, Education, Industrial and Medical sectors but with declines in the Agriculture, Residential and Social sectors.

Building Projects Commenced

 

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Over 200 €1m+ Building Projects Granted During Q2 2015

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Building Projects in all construction sectors

The image below shows the geographical distribution of 212 Building Projects in the Republic of Ireland valued in excess of €1m that received planning permissions granted during Q2 of this year.  Each of the icons on the map represents the broad sector that each project falls into.  All main construction sectors are represented including Residential, Medical, Commercial and Retail, Industrial, Civil, Education and Social. An interesting observation is the absence of high value granted permissions in counties Clare, Leitrim, Cavan and Wexford and conversely the density of projects in the greater Dublin region.

€1m Building Projects

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