Iconic Development Planned for Limerick Riverside

Oct 10, 2016

Planning has been lodged for a major new scheme at Bishop’s Quay, Lower Cecil Street and Henry Street in Limerick.  GARLAND are proud to be acting as civil and structural engineers on this development which extends to up 15 storeys. The development is located across from our Limerick Office.

The development consists of a mixed-use commercial and residential development scheme on lands comprising a brownfield site of approx. 0.4ha, located in Limerick City Centre. The project involves the demolition of the former ESB retail and commercial premises at Lower Cecil Street and Bishop’s Quay.  The works will include the refurbishment of  No. 104 Henry Street Limerick, known as ‘The Bishop’s Palace’ and a 2-storey over basement stone building known as ‘The Coach House.’

The details of the development are the proposed construction of a commercial building comprising 15 storeys and a residential building comprising 7-storeys containing 35 No. apartments all over a 2 storey basement.  The scheme includes the creation of a new plaza on Henry Street and improvements to public areas surrounding the development

A 3D printed model was created and placed within the overall city model by FAB LAB - Check out a video of the 3D printed model here

Check out Healy Partners Architects Blog about the 3D model printing process

The project has recently featured within the Limerick Leader and Limerick Post.  The Limerick Leader has also reported a welcome for the scheme in the City.  I Love Limerick have also written about the proposed scheme.   

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