Site planning risk brief

The development consists of the change of use of the existing two-storey building with part basement from a hair salon to an aesthetic clinic at ground and basement levels and to residential use in the form of one no. three-bedroom apartment located at ground and first floor levels with an associated first-floor terrace to the side and rear. The proposed works include an infill extension in the middle of the plan at the ground floor and an extension at the first-floor level to the middle of the plan; the removal of the existing pitched roof to the rear and replacement with a new flat roof; a new entrance screen with an adjacent residential entrance; new and replacement signage to the aesthetics clinic; and all associated works, decoration, and ancillary works.

The development will consist of (a) the change of use from office to medical use consisting of consultation rooms complete with ancillary treatment rooms, (b) the internal fit-out of the unit, (c) utilise existing signage zones and (d) including all associated site works.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The development will consist of temporary planning permission for a period of two (2) years for: Provision of a covered restaurant seating area on the existing outdoor terrace for the purposes of social distancing. The existing outdoor terrace is to be provided with a lightweight awning system consisting of powder coated posts and rails, with retractable fabric roof panels. Clear glass screens are to be provided to the front and sides of the terrace, with the side screens fixed and the front screens partially opening. Positioned on the upper first floor terrace on the main front Dawson Street elevation of the Fire Steakhouse & Bar Restaurant overlooking the front garden of the Supper Room Building. The site is a Protected Structure within the curtilage of the Mansion House located in South City Retail Quarter Architectural Conservation Area.

Planning permission for development for the intensification of use from cafe/restaurant to licensed restaurant at Ground Floor of One Molesworth Street, Dublin 2 (formally Le Pain Quotidien) and new 250mm high individual halo lit letters with brushed brass faces and returns.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Planning permission for the development at this site: No. 29 Molesworth Street, Dublin 2. The development will consist of change of use from residential use at third floor level and gallery use at ground, first and second floor, to office use at ground, first, second and third floor level. The proposed works will consist of: - Dismantling and removal of a portion of existing modern metal fire escape stairs to rear of house. - Restoration of existing roofs, including insulation and replacement of roof covering and gutters. - Cleaning and repointing of front and rear elevation. - Repairs and upgrading of floor structures for fire and structural loadings. - Repairs to existing walls for fire and structural loadings, where applicable. - Restoration of existing external doors and windows throughout. - Renovation and refurbishment of ground, mezzanine, first, second and third floor. - Replacement of mechanical and electrical services.

The development will consist of the installation of a new AHU, ductwork, and louvre screen to the rooftop to 10 Molesworth Street, to include all ancillary works and services.