Beaumont Hospital, Beaumont, Dublin 9
Construction of a new 7-storey ward block and demolition of several buildings at Beaumont Hospital.
3968/24 · Dublin City Council · Lodged 4 July 2024
- Reference
- 3968/24
- Authority
- Dublin City Council
- Register status
- Decided
- Type
- Permission
- Received
- 4 July 2024
Summary
AI-generatedThe proposed development at Beaumont Hospital includes the construction of a new 7-storey ward block providing 95 patient rooms, visitor areas, and staff facilities. To facilitate the works, several existing hospital buildings totaling over 3,500 sq. m will be demolished.
- Storeys
- 7
- Floor area
- 12,655 m²
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Official record
Development description
- The proposed development comprises the following: provision of 7-storey ward block (with plant room overhead) to provide healthcare facilities (gfa: 12,655.1 sq. M) comprising 95 no. Patient rooms, visitor areas, offices and staff facilities, stair and lift cores, store and plant rooms with a planted garden at the roof level, demolition of the following buildings/structures to enable works
- Medical records building (gfa: 268.2 sq. M)
- Hr and finance building (gfa: 779.2 sq. M)
- Block 17 building (gfa: 344.4 sq. M)
- Hepatology building (gfa: 469.8 sq. M)
- Existing link corridor and associated covered walkway (gfa: 471.8 sq. M)
- Block 16 (gfa: 956.. 9 sq. M)
- Retaining walls & steps adjacent to existing endoscopy building and wall adjacent to existing hepatology building
- Clinical trial building (gfa: 133.5 sq. M)
- Reconfiguration of existing car parking areas to provide 24 no. Spaces (net reduction of 7no. Spaces), landscaping, public lighting, boundary wall treatments and extension to the internal access road
- Provision of landscaped courtyard and all associated development works and services ancillary to the proposed development
Key dates
Timeline
- Application received4 July 2024
- Decision due29 August 2024
- Decision issued11 July 2024
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