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D07A/0779

Refused

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

9,111

sq.m office space

storeys (max)

car parking spaces

2,230

sq.m basement area

What's planned

A new office building between 5 and 8 storeys high with 9,111 sq.m of office space, a café, and a basement car park connected to the existing Block AC development.

Commercial

8,840 sq.m of office space across the building. A café of 271 sq.m is located on the lower ground floor.

Transport

36 car parking spaces in a single-level basement. Access is via the existing Block AC basement car park, with a new access road and turning circle serving the main entrance on the northeast side.

Scale

The building rises between 5 and 8 storeys. The basement car park covers 2,230 sq.m. Mechanical plant on the roof will be screened with louvres.

Summary generated by AI from the official planning description. Always refer to the original documents for authoritative details.

Development Description

Permission is sought for the construction of a five/ eight storey office building comprising a total gross floor area of 9,111sqm consisting of 8,840sqm office use and 1no. café of 271sqm on the lower ground floor, connected to existing permitted development Block AC (Reg Ref D03A/0626), over single level basment car park with gross floor area of 2,230sqm comprising 36 no. car spaces, accessed via existing basement car park of Block AC to form new access road and turning circle to main entrance to northeast elevation at proposed ground floor level, roof mounted mechanical plant in an area screened off with louvres; ESB sub-station and ancillary hard and soft landscaping around buildings and related site development works.

Application Details

Planning Reference

D07A/0779

Application Type

Permission

Status

Appeal decided

Registered

4 Feb 2008

Decision

REFUSE PERMISSION

Decision Date

3 Mar 2008

Applicant

Cherrywood Science & Technology Park

Case Officer

Michele CostelloApproved Officer

Agent / Architect

Edward Doyle Architects

Decision Due

29 Mar 2008