COADY Architects, as part of Stewart Construction Design & Build team, has commenced work on the construction of Ireland’s next generation business hub at Dublin Airport Central, a new business campus being developed by the DAA located directly opposite Terminal 2. Phase 1 will provide 20,000SQM of Grade A, LEED ‘Gold’ Certified flexible office space, an elevated pedestrian walkway with direct connections to the terminal buildings and a significant area of landscaped public realm within the campus. The project is programmed for completion by March 2019.
COADY Architects, as part of Stewart Construction Design & Build team, has commenced work on the construction of Ireland’s next generation business hub at Dublin Airport Central, a new business campus being developed by the DAA located directly opposite Terminal 2. Phase 1 will provide 20,000SQM of Grade A, LEED ‘Gold’ Certified flexible office space, an elevated pedestrian walkway with direct connections to the terminal buildings and a significant area of landscaped public realm within the campus. The project is programmed for completion by March 2019.
Architectural Technologist BSc
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Clonakilty Social Housing
Scope_ Tender Documentation
Location_ Cork, Ireland
Client_ Cork County Council
Value_ 4.9 Million Euro
Year_ 2018
This project was submitted as a Part 8 planning application for the residential
development at Beechgrove, Clonakilty for 57No. Social Houses. The site contains protected structures comprising of a manor house and outbuildings in derelict condition. A fire occurred on the 16/06/2017 which has caused significant damage to the house leaving the roof structure exposed to further deterioration.
The site is located 1.4km north-west of Clonakilty and is approximately 3.5Ha. Access is off the Fernhill road (R588) which links Clonakilty, Enniskean, and Slieveowen. It also shares an entrance road with the local Gaelscoil to the east of the site. To the south are the Dunne’s Stores shopping complex and the Woodlands Housing estate. To the north is the local cemetery and to the west are Agricultural lands. A full site analysis was undertaken prior to any design work. A topographical survey was completed to indicate exact site details and adjacent properties. The site contains protected structures comprising of a manor house and outbuildings in derelict condition. A fire occurred on the 16/06/2017 which has caused significant damage to the house leaving the roof structure exposed to further deterioration.
Description
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The concept design progresses all the points raised in the site analysis and the review of stage 1 proposal. It recognizes the value of the mature trees, public open spaces, historic buildings and maintains the line of the existing entrance road. New housing is arranged in smaller efficient clusters with strong relationships to the evenly distributed open spaces with efficient road layouts.
See examples of Tender drawings below:
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