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100 Leeson Street Lower, including onto Leeson Lane, Dublin 2, D02W023

REFUSE RETENTION PERMISSI

Planning application 3159/24

Dublin - Dublin City Council

Proposed Development

RETENTION Permission for the replacement of existing sash windows with pvc framed double glazed windows to the facades of the upper floors.

Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    8 Feb 2024

  2. Decision: REFUSE RETENTION PERMISSI

    2 Apr 2024

  3. Decision due

    3 Apr 2024

Application Details

Location
100 Leeson Street Lower, including onto Leeson Lane, Dublin 2, D02W023
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Retention Permission
Planning Authority
Dublin City Council
Site Area
118 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
8 February 2024
Status
Decision Notice Issued
Decision
REFUSE RETENTION PERMISSI
Decision Date
2 April 2024

Location

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Planning Applications Nearby

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11m
3441/20GRANT PERMISSION24 Sept 2020

Permission for a) Proposed change of use of the ground floor of the former St. Vincent's Hospital doctors sleeping quarters to function rooms, kitchen, bin store and sanitary facilities associated with the existing public house, b) Alterations to existing public house consisting of the relocation of the sanitary facilities, c) Extension, linking buildings, containing universal WC and associated alterations, d) Alterations to ground floor facade to Leeson Lane to accommodate new exit to building to the rear of 100 Leeson Street Lower fronting onto Leeson Lane, Dublin 2.

Rear of 100 Leeson Street Lower fronting onto Leeson Lane, Dublin 2

38m
3351/19APPLICATION DECLARED INVA26 Jun 2019

PERMISSION & RETENTION: Planning permission for a) retention of rearrangement of permitted shopfront incorporating relocation of permitted ATM (Plan Ref No 1627/96) and removal of entrance doors and b) installation of two digital screens behind the existing shopfront glazing.

105A, Leeson Street Lower, Dublin 2

38m
3492/19SPLIT DECISION(PERMISSION15 Jul 2019

PERMISSION & RETENTION: a) retention of rearrangement of permitted shopfront incorporating relocation of permitted ATM (Plan Ref No 1627/96) and removal of entrance doors and b) installation of two digital screens behind the existing shopfront glazing.

105a, Leeson Street Lower, Dublin 2

66m
3581/22APPLICATION DECLARED INVA23 Mar 2022

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The development will consist of the replacement of the existing entrance lobby with a new aluminium framed draught lobby and the redesign of the existing plaza to the front of the building.

Department of Transport, Leeson Lane, Dublin 2(incorporating 95-97 Leeson Street Lower, Protected Structures RPS Refs 4450, 4451,4452)

66m
3686/22GRANT PERMISSION7 Apr 2022

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The development will consist of the replacement of the existing entrance lobby with a new aluminium framed draught lobby and the redesign of the existing plaza to the front of the building.

Department of Transport, Leeson Lane, Dublin 2(incorporating 95-97 Leeson Street Lower, Protected Structures RPS Refs 4450, 4451,4452)

101m
2142/19GRANT PERMISSION29 Jan 2019

Planning permission for development at a site of c. 1,509 sq.m (c.0.15ha) at a permitted office development at Hainault House, 69-71 St. Stephen's Green, Dublin 2, D02 T856. The development will consist of the omission of the previously permitted 330mm high set back upstand from the northern and southern rooftop elevation and amendments and extension to the screened open air rooftop plant area permitted under Reg. Ref. 3068/15 (as amended under Reg. Ref. 2691/16). The proposed amendments and extensions will provide for 1) an increase in footprint of the permitted rooftop plant enclosure by 79 sq.m (from c.263 sq.m to c.342 sq.m); 2) an increase in the height of the permitted plant screen of c.1,005mm to a total height of c.1,790mm (an increase of c. 785mm) above parapet level; 3) Change of material to permitted acoustic plant screen from louvered screen to solid panel acoustic screen (no change in permitted height}. 4) a decrease in permitted green roof area from c.302 sq.m to c.274 sq.m due to the proposed increased area of enclosed rooftop plant; 5) and the omission of the previously permitted flue on the northern roof elevation, to be replaced by 2 no. generator flues to be located on the western roof elevation (terminating c.600mm above proposed plant screen). The proposed development will also include the provision of a c.1.2m high stone clad door to recessed gas meter cabinet in the ground floor south elevation. There will be no increase in permitted overall building height or gross floor area.

Hainault House, 69-71 St. Stephen's Green, Dublin 2

101m
WEB1577/20APPLICATION DECLARED INVA21 Aug 2020

External signage to the north elevation of previously approved office building (Reg Ref 3068/15). The signage will consist of: 1. New 170mm high back-lit stainless steel individual lettering to stone band above ground floor windows. 2. New logo lightbox in existing front window measuring 1675mm high by 1155mm wide. 3. Two new 500mm high backlit logos and lettering mounted to existing stone-clad reveals at main entrance. External signage to the north elevation of previously approved office building (Reg Ref 3068/15).

70, Saint Stephen's Green, Dublin 2, D02 T856

101m
WEB1608/20GRANT PERMISSION8 Sept 2020

External signage to the north elevation of previously approved office building (Reg Ref 3068/15). The signage will consist of: 1. New 170mm high back-lit stainless steel individual lettering to stone band above ground floor windows; 2. New logo lightbox in existing front window measuring 1675mm high by 1155mm wide; 3. Two new 500mm high backlit logos and lettering mounted to existing stone-clad reveals at main entrance.

69-71, Saint Stephen's Green South, Dublin 2, D02 T856

101m
WEB1206/21REFUSE PERMISSION24 Feb 2021

The development will consist of Internal and external lighting set against the existing glazed façade to provide white and adjustable multi-coloured lighting. This will consist of: 1. Existing low-level internal lighting fixtures on the north façade, from first floor to fifth floor, to be moved from floor level to ceiling level on each floor, and have the lighting capability changed from white to RGBW. 2. New high-level (at the top of the ground floor extents) recessed RGBW external lighting fixtures on the north facade. To provide a wash to the facade on the ground floor, including the entrance area.

69-71, St. Stephen's Green South, Dublin 2

102m
3057/20REFUSE PERMISSION20 Jul 2020

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The works include the removal of the two storey prefabricated buildings and the demolition of the original Church, currently used as a gym, in order to construct a new three storey over basement building incorporating a new gym + ancillary storage at basement level, Fitness Suite at basement mezzanine level, library, canteen and social space at ground floor level, 2 no. science rooms with associated preparation room, tiered lecture hall and computer rooms at first floor level, 2 further science rooms with associated preparation room, 2 no. Technical Graphics and upper level of the tiered Lecture Hall at second floor level, Arts + Crafts room on the southern side and open soft surfaced recreational area on the northern side at third floor level together with other ancillary spaces for offices, toilets + service rooms at various levels. Solar panels and north light roof windows will be fitted at roof level over the Arts + Crafts room. Surface water will be harvested. 89 + 90 will be refurbished for use as administration and support offices and 91 + 92 will be refurbished for use as residential apartments incorporating 2 no. 2 bedroomed duplex apartments at ground + basement level, 2no. 1 bedroomed apartments at first floor level and 2no. 3 bedroomed duplex apartments at second + third floor levels with other associated ancillary uses in two storey over basement return building at 92. Numbers 89, 90, 91 + 92 are Protected Structures – ref. numbers 4444, 4445, 4446 and 4447 in the DCC Record of Protected Structures. The works include the removal of all subterranean ancillary extensions to the rear of 89 to 92 to create a soft landscaped garden for the full width of the houses for use by staff and students to the rear of 89 + 90 and to provide private open space for the residential units in 91 + 92. The western gable wall of the redundant church/gym building will be retained, incorporated into the façade of the new building and linked to the existing student access corridor from Leeson Street Lower by way of a suspended bridge, with full glazing to wall and roof, over the new landscaped garden. The stained glass windows within this building will be salvaged and incorporated into the new building in appropriate locations. It is intended that the standard bricks and the arch bricks and granite elements will also be salvaged and incorporated into the southern and western facades of the new building to form a cloister over the sunken landscaped area on the southern side and a balcony to the Library over the landscaped garden on the western side. The works to the administration block will include modifications to connect this building to the new building to provide gym toilets + changing rooms at basement level, a new music room, toilets at ground floor level, classroom + ancillary toilets at first and second floor level and a new additional floor at third floor level. There will be internal modifications to the classroom block at all levels. The Exam Hall will be subdivided into Construction Studies rooms with materials delivery from Quinns Lane. The existing Canteen will be subdivided into 4 no. Junior School classrooms. A temporary construction access is to be formed from Quinns Lane to the site for the duration of the build.

Catholic University School, (CUS) 89,90,91 and 92 Leeson Street Lower, Dublin 2

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