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D03A/0626

Granted

Cherrywood Science & Technology Park, Cherrywood Business Park 1, Cherrywood, Loughlinstown, Co. Dublin

11,072

sq.m office space

350

car parking spaces

storeys plus penthouse

9,583

sq.m basement level

What's planned

A new commercial building with 11,072 sq.m of office space across four floors, connected to an existing building on the park.

Commercial

The building will provide 11,072 sq.m of office space across ground, first, second and penthouse floors, designed for the science and technology park.

Transport

350 car parking spaces will be located in the basement level. Bicycle storage is also provided. New access and service roads will be built.

Scale

The building will be 3 storeys plus a penthouse floor, with a basement level extending to 9,583 sq.m.

Environment

Roof-level plant will be screened with louvered panels. Associated landscaping and site works are included in the development.

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Development Description

Three storey plus penthouse over basement commercial building to comprise of: 11,072 sq. metres gross office space on ground floor, first floor, second floor and penthouse floor. 9,583 sq. metres gross at basement level to provide 350 no. car parking spaces, bicycle storage, plant rooms, etc. Link at first and second floors between proposed new building and existing commercial building AB. All associated site works, landscaping, new access and service roads, plant rooms, sub station etc. Roof level plant located behind louvered screening. All at site designated AC including portion of surface car park to building AB.

Application Details

Planning Reference

D03A/0626

Application Type

Permission

Status

Appeal decided

Registered

28 Aug 2003

Decision

GRANT PERMISSION

Decision Date

22 Sep 2003

Applicant

Cherrywood Science & Technology Park Ltd

Case Officer

R LeeApproved Officer

Agent / Architect

Royceton Ltd

Decision Due

25 Sep 2003