GrantedApartmentsDecided 31 May 2024

Lands at the Circle K petrol station at the junction of Donnybrook Road and Brookvale Road, Donnybrook, Dublin 4, D04K3T8

Demolition of a petrol station for a 10-storey student accommodation block in Donnybrook.

LRD6038/24-S3 · Dublin City Council · Lodged 8 April 2024

Reference: LRD6038/24-S3
Authority: Dublin City Council
Register status: Appealed
Type: Large Residential Development
Received: 8 April 2024

Summary

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The project involves the demolition of an existing Circle K petrol station. In its place, a 10-storey building over basement will be constructed, containing 193 student bedrooms (225 bedspaces) and a ground-floor café.

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Residential units: 193
Storeys: 10
Floor area: 7,753 m²

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Development description

The proposals comprise the demolition of existing buildings and structures on site and the construction of a purpose-built student accommodation development along with a café/retail unit and ancillary works. The development will consist of: a) demolition of the existing petrol filling station and associated structures on site c. 140 sq. M; b) construction of a purpose-built student accommodation of 193 no. Bedrooms (225 no. Bedspaces) (gross floor area [including basement] c. 7,753 sq. M) in a 10-storey building over basement (with enclosed plant room and above at [part] roof level) along with a retail/café unit of c. 85 sq. M at ground floor level (with access to retail/café unit from northern elevation). C) the student accommodation consists of a mix of single, double bedroom student apartment clusters (45 no. ), each with shared living/kitchen/dining area, and 1-bed studios/ twin studios all with ensuite shower/ wc, consisting of (141 no. Single [8 no. Accessible single], 24 no. Double, 8 no. Studio [4 no: accessible studio] and 8 no. Twin studio) bedrooms. D) internal and external communal amenity facilities (including study areas, gym, communal/games areas/ tv rooms/communal kitchens/laundry), management offices and stores/service areas; external hard and soft landscaped open spaces as follows: terrace at south western corner (c. 53 sq. M) at first floor level, terrace at fifth floor level (south, east and west elevations [part] (c. 122 sq. M) and terrace at roof level c. 351 sq. M) (c. 1,145 sq. M internal and external amenity space overall). E) main pedestrian entrance and reception accessed from donnybrook road with access to basement and cycle parking from brookvale road. F) a total of 185 no. Bicycle spaces, (comprising 145 no. Secure internal bicycle spaces for residents [with 1 no. Cargo bicycle space], 17 no. Staff spaces [with 1 no. Cargo bicycle space] and 19 no. Surface visitor spaces [with 1 no. Cargo bicycle space], and 4 no. Bicycle spaces for café/retail unit), with vehicular set down area on brookvale road. G) all associated works to facilitate development including, 1 no. Esb substation/switch-room, water and drainage infrastructure, green roofs, pv panels, and plant at roof level (with 4 no. 00.3m microwave link dishes mounted on 2 no. Steel support poles together with associated equipment on the lift overrun) and ancillary areas including landscaping/public realm works and plant at basement level. The application may also be inspected online at the following website set up by the applicant: www. Donnybrooklrd. Ie.

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Application received8 April 2024
Decision due31 May 2024
Decision issued31 May 2024
Appeal submitted24 June 2024
Appeal decided1 October 2024

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