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| Joshua Dawson House |  |
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| Adjacent to the Mansion House on Dublin’s Dawson Street, this commercial building combines office use with café/restaurant use at the southern end. In terms of materials, the building is clad in Portland Stone in keeping with the general non brick character of the whole Mansion House area, particularly the plastered gable of the Royal Academy to the north, the Mansion House itself and the entrance building to the Round Room which are all plastered and light in colour. | Architect: Shay Cleary Architects Client: Dublin City Council Value:
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| In this project, a disused 19th-century canal-side tower building was converted into a mini office block with small suites of offices on each floor. The building is tightly bound by Grand Canal Quay to the west, the Grand Canal to the east, the railway to the north and a small open area to the south. The scheme involves the introduction of a freestanding glazed stair and lift tower to the south to serve the building. | Architect: Shay Cleary Architects Client: Treasury Holdings Value: €2m |
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| 5,000 metres squared office, commercial and residential development. A multi storey mixed-use development at James Joyce Street / Railway Street, Dublin 1. The building comprises office and retail space at ground floor level, with basement car parking. The upper levels provide a mix of residential units and office space. | Architect: Anthony Reddy Associates Client: Linders Value: €25m |
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| Refurbishment and extensioin to existing 1970's office building to double floor area and improve quality of development and streetscape. | ||||||||||
Architect: Horan Keogan Ryan Client: Tom Jones Value: €13m |
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| Mixed-use commercial/residential development at Ardee Street and Cork Street. This redevelopment provides 3,650m2 of offices; 90 residential units; ground floor office/retail units and above basement car-parking. The accommodation varies from 3 to 6 storeys in height, with elevations composed mainly in stone and glass. | ||||||||||
Architect: Horan Keogan Ryan Client: Naltmore Ltd. Value: €24m |
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