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SISK HANOVER QUAY

SISK HANOVER QUAY

8 Hanover Quay comprises a two storey red brick office building and warehouse units. The property extends between Green Street to the north and Hanover Quay to the south. To the east and west there are further warehouses which have listed status. The entire site area is approximately 4500m2.

NVM were instructed by John Sisk & Son Ltd. to setup continuous monitoring on site boundaries and at locations in the immediate vicinity to the Park Development site at 8 Hanover Quay, Dublin. Environmental noise and air monitoring devices were installed at site boundaries whilst structural vibration monitoring instrumentation was set up at adjoining property boundaries to provide continuous information to the site construction team.

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