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16-22, Green Street & 195-196 North King Street, Dublin 7

GRANT PERMISSION

Planning application 4399/22

Dublin - Dublin City Council

Proposed Development

Permission for a development consisting of an extension to the existing fourth floor office with associated internal modifications and elevational changes.

Application Timeline

  1. Application received

    6 Jul 2022

  2. Decision due

    30 Aug 2022

  3. Decision: GRANT PERMISSION

    30 Aug 2022

  4. Grant issued

    11 Oct 2022

Application Details

Location
16-22, Green Street & 195-196 North King Street, Dublin 7
Applicant
N/A
Application Type
Permission
Planning Authority
Dublin City Council
Site Area
1060 ha

Timeline

Registration Date
6 July 2022
Status
Decision Notice Issued
Decision
GRANT PERMISSION
Decision Date
30 August 2022
Grant Date
11 October 2022

Location

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3879/23APPLICATION WITHDRAWN1 Jun 2023

PERMISSION: The proposed development provides for amendments to the development previously granted under Reg. Ref. 4399/22. The proposed amendments include a new steel frame EXO structure, on the third and fourth floor levels, to accommodate the construction of the previously granted extension. The amendment will result in slight elevational changes as well as an increase to the previously granted height of the building, along with associated site works.

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3574/19APPLICATION DECLARED INVA24 Jul 2019

The proposed development involves revisions to the previously approved office development (granted under Reg. Ref. 2085/19). The revisions will consist of revised front elevations to ground floor level and associated internal alterations to include new internal entrance lobby and revised rear elevation to facilitate replacement windows at ground floor level.

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4508/19GRANT RETENTION PERMISSIO22 Nov 2019

RETENTION: The retention of elevational changes to the previously approved office development (granted under Reg. Ref. 2085/19), including revised front elevations to ground floor level and associated internal alterations and revised rear elevation that included replacement windows at ground floor level from that previously approved under Reg. Ref. 2085/19.

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3910/19APPLICATION DECLARED INVA2 Sept 2019

The proposed development involves revisions to the previously approved office development (granted under Reg. Ref. 2085/19). The revisions will consist of revised front elevations to ground floor level and associated internal alterations and revised rear elevation to facilitate replacement windows at ground floor level.

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2085/19GRANT PERMISSION21 Jan 2019

The proposed development involves the change of use from public house to office use at ground floor and basement level only with associated internal modifications and also associated changes to the ground level elevation onto Capel Street.

89-94, Capel Street, Dublin 1

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4428/19REFUSE PERMISSION11 Nov 2019

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Planning permission is sought for change of use from 2 no. individual office units to a 1-bed residential apartment at basement level, provision of opening in party wall and associated works.

96 & 97 Capel Street, Dublin 1

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3425/20APPLICATION DECLARED INVA23 Sept 2020

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Permission for the following works: Change of use from massage parlour to basement and ground floor with residential use above to a new café at basement and ground floor with three studio apartments above. The proposed works are: -Basement: removal of internal partitions, stairs, WC, rear window and partial removal of internal walls, new café, kitchen, karaoke rooms, toilets and stairs to ground floor and all associated conservation and services works. -Ground floor: removal of late twentieth century partitions and partial removal of internal original walls, rebuilding of the late twentieth century rear extension to accommodate a stairs to the basement and a 1.5 sq.m garden courtyard construction of a new WC; new glazing and shutters to shopfront and alterations and conservation of existing stairs (ground to third floor). -First floor: introduction of a bathroom, kitchen, conversion of a rear window to a door and a rear roof terrace to accommodate a studio apartment. -Second floor: removal of late twentieth century partitions and ensuite bathrooms, the construction of one new bathroom and kitchen and associated services works to accommodate a studio apartment. -Third floor: construction of internal partitions, a new internal door and one new bathroom and kitchen and associated services works to accommodate a studio apartment. New lime render to the rear elevation. All ancillary works necessary to facilitate the development.

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3481/20GRANT PERMISSION2 Oct 2020

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: Change of use from massage parlour to basement and ground floor with residential use above to a new cafe at basement and ground floor with three studio apartments above. The proposed works are: Basement; removal of internal partitions, stairs, WC, rear window and partial removal of internal walls, new cafe kitchen, karaoke rooms, toilets and stairs to ground floor and all associated conservation and services works. Ground Floor; removal of late twentieth century partitions and partial removal of internal original walls, rebuilding of the late twentieth century rear extension to accommodate a stairs to the basement and a 1.5m2 garden courtyard, construction of a new WC, new glazing and shutters to shopfront and alterations and conservation of existing stairs (ground to third floor). First Floor; introduction of a bathroom, kitchen, conversion of a rear window to a door and a rear roof terrace to accommodate a studio apartment. Second Floor; removal of late twentieth century partitions and ensuite bathrooms, the construction of one new bathroom and kitchen and associated services works to accommodate a studio apartment. Third Floor; construction of internal partitions, a new internal door and one new bathroom and kitchen and associated services works to accommodate a studio apartment. New lime render to the rear elevation. All ancillary works necessary to facilitate the development.

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WEB1862/25APPLICATION DECLARED INVALID16 Apr 2025

PROTECTED STRUCTURE : Planning permission is sought by Building Futures Limited for development at 82 Capel Street, Dublin 1, D01 WC04 (a Protected Structure RPS Ref. no. 1192). The development will consist of: (i) Reinstatement of existing front lightwell serving basement level including removal of concrete paving locally over the well.(ii) Removal of existing modern non-original blockwork to 2no. existing front façade openings. (iii) Repair of arched masonry head to original door opening serving front lightwell. (iv) Provision of a new doubled glazed timber casement window and a solid timber door to original lightwell openings. (v) Provision of a cast iron and glass block rooflight with a granite border in the footpath over the lightwell. (vi) Provision of a lime finish to lightwell walls, granite paving to the floor and a French drain. (vii) Provision of granite cill to lightwell’s existing window opening.

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