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Central Plaza

Services
Consultancy, Built Heritage
Sector
Commercial
Client
Hines and Peterson Group
Location
Dame Street, Dublin 2
Consultants
Henry J Lyons, Stewart Construction
Value
€100M

Central Plaza

ICONIC CENTRAL BANK BUILDING
Brutalist suspended structure built in the 1970s

Project overview

IAC were appointed to carry out an archaeological impact assessment for the redevelopment of the landmark 8-storey Central Bank Plaza. The project comprises upgrades to five buildings of mixed classical and contemporary architecture to create a dynamic new destination for modern workforces, shoppers and diners. This includes a reworking of the former headquarters of the Central Bank of Ireland building constructed in the 1970s, designed in the ‘Brutalist’ style of architecture. The roof-top space of the new development will provide an unrivalled 360-degree view of the city and wider landscape

EARLY 19TH CENTURY VIEW OF SITE
Illustration showing previous Georgian streetscape
ICONIC CENTRAL BANK BUILDING
Brutalist suspended structure built in the 1970s

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