Dublin City Council has granted permission to developer Johnny Ronan for a 25-storey apartment block in Dublin's Docklands.
The city council has granted permission to developer Johnny Ronan for the apartment block.It will include 550 apartments, along with a restaurant, rooftop terrace and public pocket park.A computer-generated image of the proposed Waterfront South Central development including the Citi headquarters currently under construction and a new pedestrian bridge. Image created by Visual Lab
Tommy Byrne lives on nearby Mayor Street Upper – he said they’re now surrounded by high rise buildings blocking light to their homes:"Dublin was always like a split-level city - the only skyscraper we ever had was Liberty Hall, now they're cropping up all over the place.""What are the solutions to the housing problem? Density is one of them."
At 83 metres it will beabout nine-tenths the height of The Statue of Liberty or around one-and-a-half times as tall as The Leaning Tower of Pisa. Main image: A computer-generated view of the proposed Waterfront South Central towers with the Capital Dock tower — currently Dublin’s tallest building — on the left. Picture: Visual Labs
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