Irish Construction News project case studies from the Irish construction industry
Dornan Engineering was appointed to complete the mechanical services installation at a new manufacturing facility for a private client.
Engineering News, ProjectsFrameform Steel Systems and IJM Timber Engineering deliver a value-added LGSF solution for long-standing customer Ballymore Group on a two-storey creche at Station Walk, Naas.
Latest, Projects, SustainabilityOn a Park Place, Dublin, office development, a design review by Lynskey Engineering with other project stakeholders resulted in the engineering firm proposing to relocate a planned basement plantroom to roof level. The resulting move delivered a value-added engineering solution for the overall project.
Engineering News, ProjectsJohn Sisk & Son’s design and build of Ballyogan Square for Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council exemplifies quality passive house standard development, setting industry-leading levels of sustainability.
Irish Construction News, Latest, ProjectsWell-known Kildare-based developer Springwood Ltd opted for a light gauge steel frame system by Frameform Steel Systems for its latest nine-unit, three-storey apartment development in Naas.
Irish Construction News, Latest, ProjectsJohn Sisk & Son (Sisk) and Uisce Éireann (Irish Water) have completed a new wastewater treatment plant in Arthurstown, Co Wexford, which has been officially opened by Housing Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage Darragh O’ Brien and officials from Uisce Éireann and Wexford County Council.
Latest, ProjectsVision Contracting’s conservation and reconfiguring of structures and parklands around Mallow Castle Park has delivered bio-diverse rich green spaces and amenities for locals and visitors to enjoy, making the castle house once more the focal point of the north Cork town.
Irish Construction News, Latest, ProjectsDesigned by BDP Architects, the John Sisk & Son built Bonham Quay (Phase 1) for Edward Capital is the first section of a state-of-the-art zero-carbon office campus designed and built to attract global blue-chip clients in to Galway city centre.
Irish Construction News, Latest, ProjectsDesigned by DTA Architects and built by Walls Construction, Highfield Park Student Accommodation is a scheme that epitomises sustainable, net-zero design with careful site planning, use of low-carbon materials, retention of a mature landscape and repurposing of existing buildings.
Irish Construction News, ProjectsDesigned by Deaton Lysaght Architects and built by ClearyDoyle for Wicklow County
Council, Jameson Heights was commended in the recent Towards Net Zero Ireland
Construction Awards for its sensitive design and exemplary construction process that delivered an A2-rated development on the side of the Great Sugar Loaf.
