Project Description
Meeting House Square, Dublin
Installation of four steel structured rainscreen umbrellas within Meeting House Square, a cultural area within the heart of Dublin city centre. The umbrellas extend to 21 metres in height when fully extended.
Special Features
– Extensive archaeological excavation of a pre-historic Viking settlement, with excavations in excess of 5 metres below existing ground level – Sheet piling – Bored rock anchors – In-situ concrete pile caps – Use of flowable concrete backfill to excavations – Protection of exposed archaeological features – Granite paving – Stainless steel feature joints
Project Details
PROJECT TYPE
Civil Engineering
LOCATION
Temple Bar, Dublin 2
CLIENT
Temple Bar Cultural Trust
DESIGN TEAM
Architect :
Sean Harrington Architects
Quantity Surveyor:
Austin Reddy & Company
Structural Engineer:
Fearon O’Neill Rooney
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