GrantedDecided 24 April 2024Dublin City Council

12, Manor Street, Dublin 7, D07TH59

Planning application 4026/23
DecisionGrant permission
Decided24 April 2024
Application typePermission
Source documentsPending

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Application description published by Dublin City Council.
PROTECTED STRUCTURE: PERMISSION: For the change of use of existing 2 & 3 storey (over basement) former school building and split into new use of offices and residential apartments accommodation, also we wish to apply for planning permission for increasing the building height to permit the construction of stairwell and rooftop 35m2 communal amenity area, also and lowering of the existing basement floor level and include the construction of a new exterior staircase accessing the basement area (from Manor Street). The development to also include the demolition of the existing former 'stage' area, basement area & existing 3 storey elements & undertake new replacement building accommodation which will include the construction of a new three storey element with basement and communal rooftop amenity area extension to Manor Street facade. The development also to include for all new external elevational treatments (to all building facades), rooftop PV solar array, also undertake all necessary internal / external demolition & alterations works inclusive of all associated site work and ancillary accommodation. The New Development Accommodation to consist of: Basement Level: new exterior staircase access from Manor Street. Internally- new refuse store, 14 Bicycle parking spaces, Mechanical & Electrical plant rooms & Service lift. Ground Floor level:- two access doorways from Manor Street, new stairwells, passenger lift, office accommodation unit with toilet facilities and external private open space. First floor level:-new stairwells, passenger lift, mezzanine office area (forming part of ground floor office accommodation unit) service plant room area. Also 1 No. - One bedroom apartment unit with exterior private open space. Second Floor level: new stairwells, passenger lift, 2 no. Two bedroom apartment units with exterior private open space and 1 No. One bedroom apartment unit with exterior private open space. Also external access passageway. Third floor:- (the new additional rooftop level) new stairwell & lift and communal 35m2 amenity area. Also 24 panel rooftop PV solar array. The development is located at 12 Manor Street, Dublin 7. D07 TH59 The proposed development is located within the curtilage of a protected structure of 10 Manor Street, protected structure DCC 4872, NIAH Reg. No. 50070184.

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