New 6 storey office extension (1,354 sqm GIA) onto the south and south-eastern elevations…
Temple Chambers, 3 Burlington Road, Dublin 4, D04RD68
Proposed development
The development will consist of: A new 6 storey office extension (1,354 sqm GIA) onto the south and south-eastern elevations of the existing 5 storey over lower ground floor building (2,230 sqm GIA), increasing the total floor area to 3,584 sqm (GIA) with new ground floor lobby within the extension; Install PV panels above the proposed 6th floor and provide new external plant space with louver screens above the existing 5th floor level of the existing building;Lower the window cills and install new window system throughout the existing building; Provision of internal bicycle storage for 48 bicycles at lower ground level in existing building with new external bike access ramp and stairs;Creation of a new vehicular and pedestrian entrance on the eastern elevation onto Burlington Road with the removal of part of the stone wall and railings, and the widening of the existing southern entrance to provide for a pedestrian-only plaza including removal of existing vehicular access, part of the stone wall and railings and the relocation of existing pillars; Reduction in the number of car parking spaces from 16 to 5 spaces; Construction of a new ESB substation and switch room on the north eastern boundary of the site; Construction of a covered bin and bike store in the southern corner of the site; SUDs features including green/blue roofs, new external soft and hard landscaping works to the front of the building and all ancillary site development and excavation works above and below ground.
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The decision has been appealed to An Coimisiún Pleanála. The appeal outcome replaces the council decision.
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