Amendments to the development permitted under Reg. Ref.: 4120/21 & ABP Ref…
The site of the former Carrisbrook house, No. 122 Northumberland Road, Dublin 4.
Proposed development
Permission for amendments to the development permitted under Reg. Ref.: 4120/21 & ABP Ref.: 313812-22 at the site of the former Carrisbrook House No. 122 Northumberland Road Dublin 4. The site is located at the junction of Pembroke Road and Northumberland Road. The site is bound to the west by No. 120 Pembroke Road, a protected structure (RPS Ref.: 6637), and No. 122 Baggot Lane. To the east the site is bound by Northumberland Road and an existing petrol filling station (D4 Fuels). The buildings on the site have been demolished under Reg Ref.: 4120/21 & ABP Ref.: 313812-22. The proposed amendments to the permitted office development consist of the following: • Alterations to the lift and stair core layout from basement to ninth floor level. • Alteration to the basement ramp to provide a stepped access with adjacent cycle ramp and the omission of the lift access to the basement cycle parking • Internal alterations to the basement level to provide for 3 no. additional car parking spaces (a total of 12 no. car parking spaces), 1 no. additional cycle parking space , omission of scooter parking spaces and alterations to plant areas and welfare/shower areas • Minor increase of the cafe/restaurant unit to 88 sqm • Minor alterations to the landscaping at ground floor level to facilitate a ventilation outlet from the basement sprinkler tanks along Pembroke Road • Omission of 3 no. doors at ground floor-level from Northumberland Road. Alteration to the elevational treatment of the setback at 9th floor level. The proposed development includes elevational changes to the permitted 10 storey building including a change in material to the band at each floor level, the cladding on the terraces, and the elevational treatment of the setback 9th floor level. • The proposed alterations will result in a reduction in the gross floor area (GFA) from c. 12,600 sqm to c 12,499 sqm. All associated development.
What happens next
Permission was granted on 18 Dec 2024. Third parties may appeal within four weeks; after that the permission is final and works can start once a commencement notice is lodged.
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