Site planning risk brief

PROTECTED STRUCTURE The development will consist of the installation of a new self-supporting enclosed lift shaft and lift to an existing stairwell (Staircore 01) with associated amendments to stair guardings and basement slab

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The development will consist of: 1. Internal works at ground floor comprising of: a) Strengthening /repair of original floor structure/timber joists; b) Installation of new electrical services; c) New demountable metal shop security screens to inside of shopfront complete with support framing; 2. Internal works at basement floor comprising of: a) Partial removal/reinstatement of original lath and plaster ceillings, insecticide treatment of timbers; b) Installation of damp proofing drainage sheet/sump to walls and floor with new finishes; c) Repair and part replacement of first (lower) stairs flight; d) Installation of new electrical services; 3. All associated conservation works, repairs, redecoration, drainage and ancillary works.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Planning permission for development at a site of c. 0.08 hectares, located on Temple Street and south of Graham Court, Dublin 1. The site is located generally at the existing basement access ramp to Temple Street and the vestibule area of the chapel internal to the site, with proposed links through to existing college buildings. The overall Belvedere College S.J. campus contains Protected Structures (RPS Ref. 2285, 2286, 2287 and 2288), with main access to the campus off Denmark Street Great. The proposed development consists of: 1. A new classroom block of part 5, part 6 storeys (over basement) to Temple Street and Graham Court. Street/Ground level includes existing substation and the existing ramp to basement car park; 2. The new classroom is c. 3,074 sq.m GFA and 24.85 metres high to top of plant room; 3. Link through within the chapel vestibule providing access from the new classroom block to existing buildings and central internal courtyard; 4. New entrance through the new build into the O'Reilly Theatre from Temple Street; 5. New circulation core and fire exit onto Graham Court as part of the proposed classroom block generally in the location of fire existing exit; 6. Provision of 40 no. bicycle parking spaces at basement level; 7. Revised elevational detail to existing substation to incorporate with proposed elevational treatment; 8. Replacement of two basement car parking spaces with bin store; 9. Minor works to existing buildings as required to facilitate the subject proposal; 10. All associated demolitions, services, signage to Temple Street, infrastructure, plant,PV panels and site development works.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The development comprises the provision of signage to the Belvedere Hotel including: (i) Individually mounted, externally illuminated lettering above the main hotel entrance on great Denmark Street; (ii) Individually mounted lettering hotel logo signage at the second floor level (gable end) of No. 1 North Great's George's Street fronting onto Great Denmark Street; (iii) 2 no. internally illuminated lightbox signs at ground floor level fronting onto Great Denmark Street; (iv) Replacement signage comprised of individually mounted lettering above the hotel bar entrance on Great Denmark Street; (v) Replacement signage on the hotel facade at No. 1 Rutland Place comprising individually mounted lettering and backlit hotel logo; (vi) 6 no. externally illuminated banner signs at first floor level fronting onto Great Denmark Street. The development also includes the provision of lanterns to existing gate posts along the site boundaries at North Great George's Street and Great Denmark Street; wrought iron window guards at first floor level along North Great George's Street and Great Denmark Street; a steel canopy extending over the main hotel entrance at Great Denmark Street; lighting; and, ancillary painting and facade improvement works.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: PERMISSION: 1. The development will consist of the following: (i) Demolition of existing Nightclub/ Ballroom occupying the ground floor / basement to the rear of No's 1 & 2 Gt. Denmark St; (ii) construction of a new bedroom wing of 5 levels over ground floor (6 levels) to rear of No's 1 & 2 Gt. Denmark St, facing Frederic Ct. containing 28 guestrooms with service areas at ground; (iii) construction of a new link building between the new bedroom wing and the back of No. 2 Gt. Denmark St and containing 9 guestrooms with service areas at ground; (iv) construction of a single storey atrium / restaurant between (ii) & (iii) and the back of No's 1 & 2 Gt. Denmark St; (v) construction of an additional set back 5th floor to the existing back block of No. 7 Gardiner Row facing on to Frederick Ct and containing 4 guestrooms; (vi) construction of an additional floor to the return / link building of No. 7 Gardiner Row and containing 4 guestrooms at 4th and 1 guestroom at 5th; (vii) alterations to the ground floor and basement of both No's. 1 & 2 Gt. Denmark St including the creation of 11 guestrooms, reinstatement of original windows to rear elevation and removal of modern false ceilings and floors; (viii) works to link No. 7 Gardiner Row to No. 1 Gt. Denmark St. at all levels with consequent loss of 3 guestrooms; (ix) replacement of all windows at front and back in No's 1 & 2 Gt. Denmark St. with traditional timber sash windows, including the removal of outshot bathroom in No. I and modern stores within No. 2 stair core allowing the reinstatement of original arched windows; (x) all associated site works. These are Protected Structures.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The development will consist of the change of use of Flat 7, 35 Gardiner Place (Protected Structure RPS Ref 3036) currently in residential use, for use as café, with works including internal adjustments and an upgrade of existing fabric. Development will also consist of the refurbishment and fit-out of existing café at adjacent property, 21B Hill Street, with works including internal adjustments, upgrade of existing fabric and new façade treatment, as well as all associated site works to facilitate the development.