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Central Bank HQ site

Stewart Construction have commenced refurbishment and fit out of the historic Central Bank HQ site. Designed and built in the 1970s, the building’s iconic exterior will remain largely preserved with the addition of a new, grand staircase entrance and an enhanced, open plaza space for the public to enjoy. Works include the upgrading and refurbishments of the main tower’s existing office floors over 7 storeys, which are to be fitted out with elegant and high-end finishes. Additionally, the top-most level of the Central Plaza Tower will be a two-storey, glass-roofed structure which will house a restaurant, hospitality, and viewing areas where visitors will have breath-taking views of Dublin’s city scape. NVM Limited have provided a continuous monitoring program for this project which includes environmental noise, real time air quality , dust deposition and structural vibration monitoring and data analysis and reporting.

Read more: http://www.stewart.ie/portfolio/47-bishops-square-dublin-2-office-extension-2/

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