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THREE PARK PLACE, HATCH ST. UPPER, DUBLIN 2 THREE PARK PLACE, HATCH ST. UPPER, DUBLIN 2 WWW.THREEPARKPLACE.COM CONTENTS 02 WELCOME TO THREE PARK PLACE 10 TRANSPORT 12 NEIGHBOURS 14 LIFESTYLE & ENTERTAINMENT 18 FLOOR PLANS 28 SPACE PLANS 30 FLOOR PLATE FLEXIBILITY 32 ARCHITECTURAL SPECIFICATIONS 34 M&E SPECIFICATIONS 38 GREEN CREDENTIALS 39 DESIGN TEAM 40 THE DEVELOPER 42 CONTACTS WELCOME TO > 200m from St. Stephen’s Green > Headquarter office building of 12,565 sq.m > 7 floors of next generation office space > Premium quality, energy efficient office space > Floor plates ranging from 1,330 sq.m to 1,966 sq.m > Panoramic views over Iveagh Gardens > Staff bicycle and shower facilities > 47 secure basement level car parking spaces > Available Quarter Three 2017 2 3 EXCEPTIONAL LOCATION, UNRIVALLED VIEWS 4 5 EXPERIENCE THE NEXT GENERATION Situated in Dublin’s most established office quarter, Three Park Place will form the second phase of the highly successful Park Place Development on Hatch Street Upper, Dublin 2. On completion, Three Park Place will deliver 12,565 sq.m (135,245 sq.ft) of the highest quality, energy efficient office space on the market, constructed with superior quality materials and workmanship. Park Place has set the benchmark for office development in Ireland since the completion of Phase One in 2006 and with a scheduled completion date of Quarter Three 2017 for Three Park Place, the development will continue to lead the way in delivering an enhanced working environment. 6 7 THE MOST ANTICIPATED OFFICE SCHEME IN OVER A DECADE, WHERE THE VIEWS NEVER CHANGE. HIGHLY EFFICIENT, ADAPTABLE, FLEXIBLE FLOOR PLATES 8 9 Parnell N Connolly Station R PORT TUNNEL O Y M50 ACCESS A W E L Dominic C MARLBOROUGH ST SEVILLE PLACE SHERIFF STREET LOWER A S NA O’Connel Connolly HARBOURMASTER PLACE L Upper GARDINER STREET LOWER PARNELL STREET DockLands EAST ROAD Busaras THE SPIRE SHERRIFF STREET TRANSPORT Marlborough O’CONNELL ST MAYOR ST LOWER Mayor Square BUSARAS IFSC MAYOR ST UPPER Spencer Dock With the Luas Green Line station at your door JERVIS STREET O’Connel Abbey Street CONVENTION step on Harcourt Street, numerous Dublin SMITHFIELD GPO CUSTOM HOUSE CENTRE DUBLIN Point Village Bike hubs and a vibrant network of Dublin EDEN QUAY CUSTOM HOUSE QUAY This way to CAPEL STREET EAST WALL ROAD Heuston, Red Cow, CASTLEFORBES ROAD DUBLIN Bus serving the immediate area, Three Park Tallaght, Saggart Jervis Street RIVER LIFFEY NORTH WALL QUAY 3 ARENA PORT GEORGES QUAY GEORGES QUAY SAMUEL Place benefits from unrivalled transport BECKETT BACHELORS WALK Tara Street Smithfield BRIDGE D’OLIER STREET connections. Four Courts TARA STREET CITY QUAY ASTON QUAY Westmoreland TOWNESEND STREET MOSS STREET FLEET STREET SIR JOHN ROGERSONS QUAY Trinity CREIGHTON STREET WESTMORELAND ST LIME STREET LAZER LANE PEARSE STREET SANDWITH STREET LOWER PARLIAMENT ST TEMPLE BAR HANOVER STREET EAST FORBES ST HORSE FAIR ASGARD RD CARDIFF LANE Luas Green Line 1 min walk CHRISTCHURCH MISERY HILL CATHEDRAL BENSON ST GREEN ST EAST YORK ROAD DAME STREET LOMBARD STREET EAST TRINITY HANOVER QUAY COLLEGE ERNE ST LOWER GRAND CANAL DOCK Luas Cross City* 3 min commute PEARSE STREET GRAND CANAL QUAY EXCHEQUER STREET Pearse Street SANDWITH ST UPPER DUBLIN CASTLE GEORGES STREET NASSAU STREET RINGSEND PLACE RINGSEND ROAD Dawson LINCOLN PARK ERNE ST UPPER Luas Red Line* 8 min commute FENIAN STREET BRIDGE ROAD GRAFTON STREET MOLESWORTH ST S DOCK STREET MACKEN STREET DAWSON STREET RIVER DODDER BARROW STREET Dublin Bus 3 min walk PATRICK STREET HOLLES ST GRAND CANAL QUAY GORDON STREET KILDARE STREET MERRION SQUARE FENIAN STREET Grand Canal Dock ST. PATRICK’S GRATTAN STREET MOUNT STREET LOWER S LOTTS ROAD CATHEDRAL Stephen’s Green Dublin Bikes On your doorstep FITZWILLIAM LANE KEVIN STREET MERRION STREET UPPER STEPHEN’SST LOVE LANE L BAGGOT STREET LOWER A GREEN N A CUFFE STREET MOUNT STREET UPPER C Irish Rail & DART 15 min walk D BATH AVENUE N A R G FITZWILLIAM STREET UPPER PEMBROKE ST LOWER BAGGOT STREET LOWER Taxi Rank On your doorstep THE NATIONAL HERBERT PLACE PERCY PLACE NORTHUMBERLAND RD HARCOURT ST FITZWILLIAM CONCERT LEESON STREET SQUARE HADDINGTON ROAD IVEAGH HALL GARDENS AVIVA STADIUM Aircoach 5 min walk HATCH STREET Lansdowne Harcourt Port Tunnel 15 min drive FITZWILLIAM PLACE MESPIL ROAD WILTON TERRACE SOUTH CIRCULAR ROAD Swiftway Bus Rapid Transit 2 min walk *Subject to completion Luas Cross City end of 2017 Charlemont This way to G R A N D C A N A L Ranelagh, Dundrum, Sandyford, Brides Glen 10 11 1 NEIGHBOURS 2 1 Convention Centre Dublin 3 2 Facebook 3 Google 4 Trinity College 5 The Shelbourne Hotel 6 Government Buildings 4 MERRION SQUARE 7 Qualtrics 8 Indeed.com 9 Permanent TSB GRAFTON 6 10 LinkedIn STREET 5 11 KPMG SHOPPING DISTRICT 12 Byrne Wallace 13 Standard Life FITZWILLIAM 10 14 Maples SQUARE 7 Cantor Fitzgerald 9 15 AerCap ST. STEPHEN’S GREEN 8 16 National Concert Hall 17 Conrad Hotel 14 15 18 Arthur Cox 19 Eversheds 13 17 18 20 MetLife Covidian 16 21 Deloitte 11 20 22 The Dean Hotel 12 19 IVEAGH GARDENS 23 Yelp L’Oreal 21 24 Aviva Bank of America Merrill Lynch Dropbox Pepper Barclays 25 Clancourt 23 24 HedgeServ 22 25 Capita Prudential 26 Regeneron 27 Investec 26 27 Bloomberg 28 EY 28 29 Camden Court Hotel 30 Regus 29 30 SMT 12 13 LIFESTYLE & ENTERTAINMENT THREE PARK PLACE: CREATING THE RIGHT WORK/LIFE BALANCE Be at the centre of city life in Dublin. St. Stephen’s Green and Grafton Street are a short walk away. Concert venues, museums, galleries, parks, universities and colleges are all close by, with a wide range of exclusive hotels, restaurants, cafés and bars on your doorstep. Three Park Place is a location for others to be envious of and from where companies will be best placed to attract and retain key staff. 14 15 LIFESTYLE & ENTERTAINMENT THREE PARK PLACE: CREATING THE RIGHT WORK/LIFE BALANCE Be at the centre of city life in Dublin. St. Stephen’s Green and Grafton Street are a short walk away. Concert venues, museums, galleries, parks, universities and colleges are all close by, with a wide range of exclusive hotels, restaurants, cafés and bars on your doorstep. Three Park Place is a location for others to be envious of and from where companies will be best placed to attract and retain key staff. 14 16 17 BASEMENT FLOOR FLOOR PLANS S W E N CROSS-SECTION OUTLINE SPECIFICATION STAIRS PLANT PLANT > HQ office building > Full Grade A specification 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 > Highly efficient and flexible floor plates 200mm Raised Access SWITCH Floor Zone ROOM > Impressive double height reception 320mm Structural Zone 42 CAR PARK BASEMENT > LEED Gold targeted 400mm Suspended 41 Ceiling Zone ESB > Reception, lobby, toilet and shower SUBSTATION facilities finished to the highest 39 40 corporate standard BINS 38 43 10 SWITCH > Bike & shower facilities ROOM 37 44 47 > Excellent natural light to all floors 7 36 45 11 46 6 > Raised access floors 35 12 OFFICE 5 > Perforated metal ceiling tiles 13 SCHEDULE OF 34 4 2830mm Floor to Ceiling > Efficient LED PIR lighting ACCOMMODATION LIFT CORE 14 3 15 2 > 4 pipe air conditioning system Areas 33 with thermal storage bank 1 (occupancy density 1:7m²) S IR A 1716 FLOOR SQ.M SQ.FT 32 ST > 6 high speed 17 passenger lifts (1 Goods Lift) Ground 1,567 16,867 31 BASEMENT > Rain water harvesting system First 1,624 17,480 30 200mm Raised Access Floor Zone > Raised access floor void 200mm Second 1,960 21,097 320mm Structural Zone 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 > Suspended ceiling void 400mm Third 1,966 21,161 400mm Suspended > Floor to ceiling height of 2.83m Fourth 1,888 20,322 Ceiling Zone PLANT EMERGENCY > Standby generator Fifth 1,818 19,568 GENERATOR Sixth 1,742 18,750 HATCH ST. UPPER TOTAL 12,565 135,245 The above areas are based on single occupancy. CORECORE 73 BICYCLE SPACES Not to scale: for indicative purposes only. Not to scale: for indicative purposes only. 47 Basement Level Car Parking Spaces 47 CAR PARKING SPACES 7 SHOWER FACILITIES 18 19 GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR 1,567 SQ.M | 16,867 SQ.FT 1,624 SQ.M | 17,480 SQ.FT STAIRS STAIRS E AC OFFICE R OFFICE TER STAIRS STAIRS LE WC LE LE LE FEMA FEMA E WC E MAL MAL LIFT CORE LIFT CORE S S IR IR A A ST ST OFFICE RECEPTION OFFICE RECEPTION VOID OVER RECEPTION S W E N HATCH ST. UPPER HATCH ST. UPPER Not to scale: for indicative purposes only. Not to scale: for indicative purposes only. 20 21 SECOND FLOOR THIRD FLOOR 1,960 SQ.M | 21,097 SQ.FT 1,966 SQ.M | 21,161 SQ.FT STAIRS STAIRS E E OFFICE AC OFFICE AC R R TER TER STAIRS STAIRS LE WC LE LE WC LE FEMA FEMA E WC E WC MAL MAL LIFT CORE LIFT CORE S S IR IR A A ST ST S E W OFFICE E OFFICE AC AC E R R TER N TER HATCH ST. UPPER HATCH ST. UPPER Not to scale: for indicative purposes only. Not to scale: for indicative purposes only. 22 23 FOURTH FLOOR FIFTH FLOOR 1,888 SQ.M | 20,322 SQ.FT 1,818 SQ.M | 19,568 SQ.FT STAIRS STAIRS E E AC OFFICE AC OFFICE R R TER TER STAIRS STAIRS LE WC LE LE WC LE FEMA FEMA E WC E WC MAL MAL LIFT CORE LIFT CORE S S IR IR A A ST ST S OFFICE OFFICE E W E AC E AC R R TER N TER TERRACE HATCH ST.
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  • Commencement Notice Register from 2012

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    Dublin City CouncilCommencement Notice Register from 2012 CN NO CN DATE DESCRIPTION LOCATION OWNER PLAN REF DATE RECEIVED BUILDER 0001/14 16/01/2014 Change of use from 16, Maypark, Malahide Judith M. Nugent 2969/13 02/01/2014 T & I Merriman restaurant to audiology Road, Dublin 5 clinic with new shopfront signage & associated site works 0002/13 04/12/2013 Temporary change of Point Village, East Wall Harry Crosbie (In 25/11/2013 Michael McNamara & use of the ground and Road, Dublin 1. Receivership) Co. first floor mall area at the Point Village, East Wall Road, Dublin 1 0003/13 10/12/2013 Two-storey extension to 21, Glasnevin Drive, Damien & Anne Owens 2432/13 25/11/2013 Denis Finn side and rear Glasnevin, Dublin 11 0003/14 15/01/2014 Extension (35m2) to 15, Sandymount Mary Dowey & Robert 02/01/2014 Paul Dufficy rear plus interior and Strand, Sandymount, McMullan exterior works Dublin 4 0004/13 29/11/2013 Provision of 4 no. 41, Ravensdale Park, Jean Leonard 22/11/2013 David Mellon apartments Dublin 12 0004/14 15/01/2014 Alterations to the 12, Walkinstown Green, Declan Ronan 2960/13 02/01/2014 Peter Casey existing building to Walkinstown, Dublin 12 create a new multi-purpose community resource centre, incorporating coffee shop, training facilities, workshop and offices. 0005/13 11/12/2013 Amalgamation of retail Units 3 4 and 5 Kieran Wallace 3233/13 26/11/2013 Collen Construction units U3 - U5 Kilbarrack Shopping Receiver Centre, Grange Park View, Kilbarrack, Dublin 5 0007/13 11/12/2013 Fitout of restaurant to 141, Baggot Street PNL Restaurants Ltd.