Installation of louvered panels to the existing north elevation and the building…
Clyde House, Blanchardstown Business and Technology Park, Blanchardstown, Dublin 15, D15Y6NT
Proposed development
The development will consist of the installation of louvered panels to the existing north elevation and the building of external plant including air conditioning condenser units / heat pump / ventilation plant located at ground floor with associated pipework, screening, supports and all ancillary works.
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Installation of louvered panels to the existing north elevation and the building of external plant including air conditioning condenser units / heat pump /…
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