The Sidings on Clanwilliam Terrace, due for completion in the second quarter of 2024, will extend to 215,278sq ft of LEED Platinum space via IrishTimesBiz
A computer-generated image of the Sidings which is under development currently on Clanwilliam Terrace in Dublin 4Developer Richard Barrett’s Bartra will be hoping to have its timing right with its delivery of The Sidings, its new office scheme on Clanwilliam Terrace in Dublin’s south docklands.
In terms of its sustainability, the property boasts impressive water-conserving fixtures, achieving an overall water usage reduction of more than 50 per cent, an overall energy saving of 43.6 per cent over projected costs. Almost all of the non-hazardous waste due to be generated during the 20,000sq m building’s construction will be recycled.
The building will have dedicated street-level access to secure parking for almost 200 bicycles, while its bike storage area will includes repair stations, clothes dryers and showers, and lockers for cycling commuters.
Paul McGrath, commercial real estate director at Bartra, says: “The Sidings will provide tenants with high-quality office spaces and low utility costs while helping to preserve the environment. Its spacious and bright floorspaces, which range from 1,800sq m to 2,285sq m, have been designed to support and enhance market-leader aspirations.
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