Planning precedent report

We, Newstead DSOM Ltd, intend to apply for permission for development at Frascati House, Temple Road, Blackrock, Co. Dublin. The development will consist of: The change of use of Frascati House, a 5 no. storey building above basement / undercroft level, from office to education use; The development includes an extension (comprising 118.8 sq.m of gross floor area) to the western elevation to provide an additional fire escape stairwell from basement / undercroft level to roof level and proposed vents to the northern, southern and western elevations; The proposal includes associated building signage zones on the northern and southern elevations; The proposed development includes associated internal alterations to provide 22 no. classrooms, and ancillary offices, study hall, common areas, toilets and staff facilities, associated with the proposed education use, The proposed development includes the provision of 2 no. platform areas at ground floor level (over the undercroft level) and associated cycle stores to the south of the building to provide secure cycle parking spaces and short term cycle parking spaces; The development includes reconfiguration and alterations to the existing car parking spaces within the basement / undercroft level to provide 43 no. car parking spaces (reduction of 4 no. car parking spaces from existing), bin stores, plant rooms, and provision of a heat pump; and all associated site development and ancillary works.

Permission to, (A) Demolish existing

7 dwellings

Retention permission for development. The development consists of the construction of a porch to the front of the property

Permission is sought for the construction of a single storey ground floor extension to provide staff showers and changing facilities to the rear of the existing office building.

Permission is sought for the development consisting of a new two-storey feature bay window (3.74m2) to the front and a new two-storey flat roof extension (25.9m2) to the rear of the existing house with associated internal remodelling, and alterations to the front garden wall to form a new vehicular entrance with associated landscaping to provide parking for one car.