Planning Permission Ireland
WithdrawnAlterationsDecided 13 August 2024

22/23, Suffolk Street, Dublin 2

Removal of modern partitions and services to reinstate the upper floor layouts of a protected structure on Suffolk Street.

0288/24 · Dublin City Council · Lodged 31 July 2024

Reference
0288/24
Authority
Dublin City Council
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Decided
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31 July 2024

Summary

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The proposed works involve removing modern partitions, ceilings, and building services installed around 2009. This will reinstate the upper floors of the protected structure to their previous 2006-2007 layout.

Alterationsheritagerefurbishmentprotected structure

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Expp: protected structure: the proposed works are limited to the removal of modern partitions, ceiling and building services systems to the upper floors of the building, which were installed in c. 2009. The proposed works will reinstate the upper floors to the known layout and configuration when the building was refurbished in 2006-7.

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  1. Application received31 July 2024
  2. Decision due28 August 2024
  3. Decision issued13 August 2024

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