Planning Permission Ireland
Part granted, part refusedAlterationsDecided 11 April 2023

1, Aungier Street, (including 20 Lower Stephen Street) Dublin 2 D02 DT04

Internal and window alterations to a protected structure on Aungier Street.

0020/23 · Dublin City Council · Lodged 21 March 2023

Reference
0020/23
Authority
Dublin City Council
Register status
Decided
Received
21 March 2023

Summary

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Proposed works to a protected structure including lining walls with insulated plasterboard, replacing skirting with trunking, and replacing windows with double-glazed PVC windows to match the existing style.

Alterationsprotected structureconservationwindows

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Development description

Expp: protected structure: the works proposed to the two offices are as follows: ceilings: original ceilings previously replaced by the tenant in occupation and original ceiling no longer present. Plastered gyproc ceilings to be retained. Walls: proposal is to line these walls with insulated plasterboard with tape and joint finish to match all other areas of the building in line with the heat calculation completed to ensure the building can comply with the current building regulations and operate with the air to water heat pump installed to cater for this location ahead of the application to list the building in the rps. Skirting: existing skirting is a mix of various finishes. Removal of existing skirting and replacement with new three compartment trunking to provide cable routing for electrical and data services to match that completed in all other areas of the building. Windows: of the 37 no. Windows present in the building 32 no. Have been replaced to date with double glazed pvc windows to match the existing style and comply with the building regulations. (the remaining 5 no. Windows are on site and awaiting fitting but access was denied by the previous tenant). Proposal is to replace these 5 no. Windows to match those previously replaced and provide a uniform finish to the building elevations. Flooring: retain the existing floorboard but remove the existing carpeting (installed 1990 to 1995) and replace with the new carpeting to match the other areas of the building. (carpeting is on site for this location) doors: proposal is to replace the existing two timber door sets with new fire rated doors to the fd30s standard in order to comply with the fire safety certificate received. These fd30s doors are required as the building has only one stairwell serving the entire floorplate. Proposal is to replace the door sets and associated architrave to match the doors in all other location within the building. Lighting: existing fittings are florescent type fixed directly to the plastered ceiling. Proposal is to replace the existing lighting with energy efficient led suspended lighting to match the other floors of the building. Fire alarm: completion of the fire alarm protection to the building with the installation of fire detection points within the two offices by extension of the cabling currently located outside the office space. Comms/data: extend cabling from the corridor outside the space to provide conductivity via skirting trunking.

Key dates

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  1. Application received21 March 2023
  2. Decision due11 April 2023
  3. Decision issued11 April 2023

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