Planning Permission Ireland
GrantedAlterationsDecided 15 November 2019

No.8 Newmarket and No.18 Mill Street, Dublin 8 (bounded by Mill Street to the south, Mill Lane to the east and Newmarket to the north)

Internal and external alterations to a permitted development at Newmarket and Mill Street.

3672/19 · Dublin City Council · Lodged 2 August 2019

Reference
3672/19
Authority
Dublin City Council
Register status
Decided
Type
Permission
Received
2 August 2019
Floor area
96 m²

Summary

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The proposed development consists of amendments to a previously permitted scheme. Changes include reducing the basement area, relocating bicycle storage, reconfiguring the ground floor layout to adjust ESB substations, and revising the layout of the office reception, market area, and artist studios.

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Development description

The proposed development will consist of external and internal amendments to a previously permitted development under dcc reg. Ref. 3321/17. The proposed alterations include: (a) a reduction to the previous permitted basement area from 1,465 sq. M (gfa) to 962 sq. M (gfa) together with a revised layout to include a relocation of the previously permitted bicycle storeroom at ground floor level to basement level to provide 96 bicycle storage spaces at basement level; (b) reconfiguration of ground floor layout to include a reduced esb sub-station along mill street (to the rear) and the introduction of an additional esb sub-station to front onto newmarket square (to the front) and realigning the north-eastern corner of the building at ground floor level to provide revised layout of office reception area; relocation of bicycle storage to basement level; indoor market area, reconfiguration and regrouping of ancillary shower, changing and locker facilities together with revised layout / configuration of internal market square and artist studios; removal of permitted roof plant at first floor level and repositioning of internal eastern façade onto courtyard; (c) repositioning of northern, eastern and southern internal facades onto courtyard at second to fourth floor levels; (d) enlarged feature roof glazing element and reduction to northern terrace and reconfigure layout to wrap round the eastern corner together with an extension of permitted floorplate through a reduction of northern and eastern setback at fourth floor level; (e) provision of screened rooftop plant at fifth floor level together with an extension of the permitted office floorplate through a repositioning of the internal eastern and southern façades onto the courtyard and a reduction in the southern and eastern setbacks at fifth floor level; provision of plant at rooftop level (sixth floor level) and (f) reconfiguration of eastern core onto mill lane from basement to rooftop level. The proposed alterations result in associated external amendments to the permitted elevations, as follows: (i) northern elevation - provision of screened plant at fifth floor level; relocated sub-station at ground level together with revisions to fenestration detail; increase in main parapet level at third floor from a permitted level of 31.7m to 32.21m, an increase of approximately 0.5m in height and at fourth floor level from a permitted level of 35.7m to 36.0m, an increase of approximately 0.3m in height and a reduction at fifth floor level from a permitted level of 39.8m to 39.5m, a reduction of approximately 0.3m in height. (ii) eastern elevation - provision of terrace at 4th floor level with associated balustrading and door to terrace at fifth floor level; revised eastern core design (including the provision of a fire escape door at ground floor level) and revised proportions; screened plant at rooftop level above eastern core together with revisions to fenestration detail; increase in main parapet level at third floor from a permitted level of 31.4m to 31.5m, an increase of approximately 0.1m in height and at fourth floor level from a permitted level of 36.00m to 36.31m, an increase of approximately 0.3m in height and a reduction at fifth floor level from a permitted level of 39.8m to 39.5m, a reduction of approximately 0.3m in height. (iii) southern elevation - revised stone cladding and access doors plus bicycle access and escape door added; roller shutter to car park entrance moved forward to back of footpath; basement ventilation louvres added to stone plinth; roof terrace door added at fifth floor level; screened plant at rooftop level; revisions to fenestration detail; increase in main parapet level at fourth floor level from a permitted level of 36.00m to 36.31m, an increase of approximately 0.3m in height and a reduction at fifth floor level from a permitted level of 39.8m to 39.5m, a reduction of approximately 0.3m in height. (iv) western elevation - provision of screened plant at rooftop levels (at fourth and fifth floor levels); revisions to internal courtyard elevations and an increase in main parapet level at third floor from a permitted level of 31.4m to 31.5m, an increase of approximately 0.1m in height and at fourth floor level from a permitted level of 36.10m to 36.28m, an increase of approximately 0.2m in height and a reduction at fifth floor level from a permitted level of 39.8m to 39.5m, a reduction of approximately 0.3m in height. The proposed amendments would result in (a) an overall increase of floorspace from an approved 9,540 sq. M (gfa) to 9,728 sq. M (gfa) - an increase of 188 sq. M (gfa); (b) an increase of 40 sq. M to the previously permitted office floorspace from 8,409 sq. M (gfa) to 8,449 sq. M, and (c) a decrease of approximately 5 sq. M (gfa) to the previously approved indoor market floorspace from 762 sq. M (gfa) to 757 sq. M (gfa) and (d) a decrease of approximately 22 sq. M (gfa) to the previously approved artist studios from 83 sq. M to 61 sq. M.

Land-use zoning

What this land is zoned for

Z10: Inner Suburban and inner City Sustainable Mixed-UsesRE
To consolidate and facilitate the development of inner city and inner suburban sites for mixed-uses.

National zoning type: Mixed Use, general development, opportunity/proposal site

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Residential Property Price Register sales within 500 metres of this site
AddressDatePriceDistance
18a Ardee Street, Dublin 8Jun 2026€450,00074 m
32 Clarence Mangan Rd, Off Cork St, Dublin 8Jun 2026€537,00080 m
28 Oscar Sq, S C Rd, Dublin 8Sept 2025€585,00098 m
5 Chamber St, Dublin 8, DublinFeb 2025€310,000117 m
36 Clarence Mangan Road, South Circular Road, Dublin 8Jul 2025€542,500126 m
Block A B And C, Newmarket YardsMar 2026€189,392,526126 m
125 Southgate, Cork St, Dublin 8Apr 2025€355,000133 m
35 Newmarket Hall, Newmarket, Dublin 8Feb 2026€413,000138 m

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  1. Application received2 August 2019
  2. Further information requested26 September 2019
  3. Further information received21 October 2019
  4. Decision due15 November 2019
  5. Decision issued15 November 2019
  6. Grant issued7 January 2020

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