Building on Limerick’s long and proud commercial heritage
The Henry Street/Lower Glentworth Street junction’s stunning new view
The
Building
This LEED Gold Building provides high performance Grade A office workspace over six floors
The Gardens International Office will have a unique character, enriched by the combination of dynamic contemporary architecture and old heritage buildings and will be Limericks first city centre LEED Gold certified office scheme.
The development sets new standards of design construction and prestige and is perfectly positioned to cater for a range of business needs.
DESIGNED FOR MODERN BUSINESS
An expansive reception with contemporary finishes
80,000 sq ft
of office accommodation
2.6 m
floor to ceiling hight
grade a
office workspace
The
Office
The office accommodation extends to 80,000 sq ft finished to the highest specification.
The impressive entrance is framed by a restored original 19th century arched structure leading to an expansive reception with contemporary finishes where you immediately get a sense of the quality of this building.
Inspired by the past. Designed for the future
Exceptional natural lighting levels
The office floor plates offers supreme layout flexibility with exceptional natural lighting levels.
Tenant amenities include dedicated male and female shower and changing facilities and secure bicycle parking.
Offering expansive panoramas of the city and beautiful countryside beyond
A more natural work environment
Stunning views of a vibrant city
The
Developers
The expertise behind the vision
A unique entity – Limerick Twenty Thirty Strategic Development DAC – is developing The Gardens International. This is the first vehicle in Ireland to be wholly owned by a local authority and created specifically to deliver a city and countywide investment programme. Under this, a number of strategic sites are being developed, all of which complement each other and help deliver the Limerick Twenty Thirty DAC economic and spatial plan.
Chaired by Denis Brosnan, the founder of Kerry Group plc, Limerick Twenty Thirty DAC is led by David Conway who was previously the CEO of the National Sports Campus Development Authority.
Professional Team
CLIENT
Limerick Twenty Thirty DAC
CONTRACTOR
JJ Rhatigan & Co.
ARCHITECT
Carr Cotter & Naessens / Denis Byrne Architects
PROJECT MANAGER
Kerin Contract Management
Structural Engineer
Punch Consulting Engineers
SERVICES ENGINEER
Don O Malley & Partners
QUANTITY SURVEYOR
Tom Mc Namara & Partners
CONSERVATION
Carrig Conservation International
FACADE CONSULTANT
Murphy Facade Studio
PSDP
Chris Mee Group
FIRE CONSULTSNT
Jeremy Gardner Associates
LEED CONSULTANT
Meehan Green
LEASING AGENT
Cushman & Wakefield
