Planning Permission Success in Dun Laoghaire

We have secured planning permission for a new apartment development in the centre of Dun Laoghaire, Co. Dublin.  The scheme of fourteen apartments is located just off George's Street Lower on the corner of Callaghan Lane and George's Place.

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Main Elevation to Callaghan Lane, Dun Laoghaire.

The apartments all have secure underground parking, secure storage rooms/lock-up's within the car-park, facilities for electric car charging, lift access to all floors, a beautifully landscaped roof garden, fully fitted high gloss Kube kitchens including all appliances, fully fitted modern bathroom and en-suites and attractive built in wardrobes to all bedrooms.  All apartments are designed to surpass the required standards set out by the local authority, Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council.

External materials include high quality brickwork, self-coloured render and zinc cladding.  The apartments are to be super-insulated with passive standard windows, rainwater recycling, planted roof areas and solar-thermal rooftop panels.

Work is due to commence on site in November 2015.

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Proposed Elevation to Bentley Villas/Georges Place, Dun Laoghaire.

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On the Boards: New Infill Apartments for Dun Laoghaire

Sketch Elevation Study Showing Materials.

Hofler Architects are currently working on a new scheme of 15 apartments and 2 town houses on a prominent infill site in Dun Laoghaire, Co. Dublin.  The new dwellings are being designed to the highest environmental and space standards to surpass all current regulations.

New retail units are to be provided at ground floor to enliven the street.  All new apartments will have generous south-facing balconies stretching to their full widths.  High quality materials are being selected such as Portland stone, contemporary brickwork and zinc cladding.  Elements of brighter colour are injected with built-in planter boxes.  Further colour is to be visible within the depth of the balconies where the dividing walls are to be highlighted.

Two new town houses are to be provided to the rear of the site, on the far side of an exciting, landscaped residents courtyard.  This outdoor space opens itself up to the west to make the most of afternoon sun.  It is to be heavily planted and provided with play equipment for children.  The town houses will form the backdrop to the courtyard and will be exceptionally private with all of their main spaces looking into their own private outdoor spaces.