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Chivers

11/10/2021 by

Masterplan

Chivers

Client Platinum Land
Location Coolock, North Dublin
Size c. 40,000sq.m
Status Planning Granted

The Jam Factory Masterplan aims to revive a derelict site within an existing inner-suburban environment.  Recently granted permission, construction is due to start in early 2022.

The Chivers site as it sits today is a sealed off, derelict site within the context of an existing inner-suburban environment. Our proposal seeks to open up the site and the parkland to create a vibrant urban neighbourhood for the benefit of all users in the locality.

The most obvious enhancement of the public realm is the re-opening of access to the linear park along the river Santry. The site is circa 3.61Ha and should be seen as an opportunity site of a size and scale that can accommodate height without undue detriment to nearby property. The linear park provides a sterile boundary that mediates typical conditions of overshadowing and overlooking etc.

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