Client: Bryan Cullen / Castlethorn Developments
Project: Dundrum Apartments / ESB Substation, Dundrum Gate, Ballinteer Road, Dundrum, Dublin 14
Value: €12.2 Million
Stage Completed: June 2003
Design Team:
DBFL Engineering
Frank Elmes & Co. Architects
This project, completed in 2003 consisted of the construction of 63 high specification apartment units, in 3 separate blocks, size, 5,200m2. At the outset, ABM facilitated an archaeological dig on the site, as it is immediately adjacent to the historic Dundrum Castle. The development is constructed on a steep embankment beside the Dundrum Bypass across the road from the new Dundrum Shopping Centre. ABM carried out some slope stabilization work to ensure the safety of the new construction. The project duration was 12 months and construction was fast-tracked due to the archaeological and site issues mentioned above.
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