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5 GRAND CANAL SQUARE DUBLIN 5 GRAND CANAL SQUARE INTRODUCING 5 GRAND CANAL Square, DUBLIN Located at the heart of Dublin’s bustling business district, 5 Grand Canal Square is part of a breathtaking new development, designed by world renowned architect Daniel Libeskind and developed by Chartered Land. Grand Canal Square boasts some of the best amenities of any corporate headquarters in the world. With a 2,000 seat theatre, public car park, numerous restaurants, bars, cafés and Martha Schwartz Concourse, as well as an excellent transport network, 5 Grand Canal Square is an unrivalled corporate destination. These factors along with its distinctive design, high quality working environment and excellent profile have already attracted two of Ireland’s most highly regarded law practices. BCM Hanby Wallace and William Fry will occupy 2 and 4 Grand Canal Square respectively. 5 Grand Canal Square, a 11,205 sq.m building, now provides the perfect opportunity for a corporate occupier to establish themselves within one of Dublin’s most distinctive developments. Located on Cardiff Lane adjacent to the Samuel Beckett Bridge, 5 Grand Canal Square is one of Dublin’s highest profile and most accessible office destinations. The bridge provides a strategic link between north and south Dublin. 5 GRAND CANAL SQUARE, VIEW NORTH FROM MACKEN ST. DUBLIN’S mOST DISTINCTIVE OFFICE HeadquaRTERS 5 Grand Canal Square sets the benchmark in terms of new design standards. With its distinctive external facade and its attention to detail internally, this 11,205 sq.m (120,609 sq.ft) landmark office building provides the ideal working environment. 5 GRAND CANAL SQUARE, FRONT ELEVATION ESRI GRAND CANAL SQUARE THEATRE PEARSE ST STATION HSBC/ACCENTURE IFSC 5 GRAND CANAL Square, THE Heart OF IRISH BUSINESS BCM HANBY WALLACE GRAND CANAL BASIN MARTHA SCHWARTZ CONCOURSE WILLIAM FRY SAMUEL BECKETT MEMORIAL BRIDGE PRICE WATERHOUSE COOPERS NATIONWIDE BUILDING SOCIETY O2 CITIGROUP A&L GOODBODY NATIONAL CONVENTION CENTRE THE CENTRAL BANK 5 GRAND CANAL SQUARE HOTEL BEAUCHAMPS PROPOSED PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE FORTIS WILLIAM FRY MCCANN FITZGERALD AIB CAPITAL MARKETS MATHESON ORMSBY PRENTICE 3 LEGEND 5 DART LINE LUAS LINE TALLAGHT 4 LUAS LINE C1 MAIN LINE RAIL DUBLIN BUS ROUTES INTER-CONNECTOR LINE TH NOR PROPOSED QUALITY BUS CORRIDOR E 6 R Y UA UA 11 PROPOSED BRIDGES Q SQ N Y 2 CIT PUBLIC TRANSPORT STATIONS MERRIO 1 GRAND CANAL DOCK DART STATION 2 PEARSE ST. TRAIN & DART STATION 7 3 TARA ST. TRAIN & DART STATION T 4 CONNOlly TRAIN, DART & LUAS STATION T REE 5 BUSÁRAS ER MOUNT STREE R ST 6 GEORGe’s DOCK LUAS STATION W YO LO MA 7 MAYOR SQUARE LUAS STATION ER 12 W 8 SPENCER DOCK LUAS STATION LO M GUILD STREE ACKEN STR T 9 SPENCER DOCK TRAIN STATION EET CARDIFF T LANE 10 THE POINT LUAS STATION E LOWER GR SE STRE 5 GRAND CANAL SQUARE BRIDGES AND CANAL 8 STREET 9 11 SEAN O’CaseY MEMORIAL BRIDGE PEAR 12 SAMUEL BECKETT MEMORIAL BRIDGE 1 13 PROPOSED PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE Y AY UA 13 14 PROPOSED DODDER BRIDGE Q BARROW LL QU STREET N’S 15 EAST LINK TOLL BRIDGE WA SO R TH E D G OR A O NE N W W R APPING RO STREET D PROXIMITY TO MODES OF TRANSPORT HN EN S G IR JO N GRAND CANAL DOCK DART STATION* 08 mIN S RI SPENCER DOCK STATION* 07 mIN CONNOlly STATION* 18 mIN PEARSE ST. DART STATION* 08 mIN PORT TUNNEL (1KM BY CAR) 06 mIN DUBLIN AIRPORT VIA TUNNEL (BY CAR) 20 mIN INTERCONNECTOR* 07 mIN *BY FOOT FROM GRAND CANAL SQUARE 14 15 10 CHAOS FREE COMMUTING Grand Canal Square lies at the hub of Dublin’s transportation Grand Canal Dock DART and rail station is just 8 minutes network. With DART, Luas, bus, road and rail lines all away, while the proposed linking of the Luas Green Line servicing the area, the development is ideal for any business (serving the south suburbs) and the Luas Red Line (serving with a commuting workforce. In addition, the Samuel the western suburbs), along with the opening of the new Beckett Bridge will give instant commuter access between C1 line (extending the service via Spencer Dock to the Point the North and South quays. Village) will ensure that the Luas is also an excellent choice for staff and clients. The building comes with 72 dedicated car parking spaces and there are a further 150 spaces in the underground In the future the railway line (known as The Interconnector public car park, so number 5 Grand Canal Square is perfect Line) linking Heuston Station and Spencer Dock will have a for anyone driving to work, while those looking to utilise very positive impact on anyone working in the Grand Canal public transport have a wealth of options open to them. 5 Square development. While the extensive bus services, Grand Canal Square also accommodates the cyclist with which will include a quality bus corridor across the proposed ample bicycle spaces and shower facilities. Dodder Bridge, will complete the area’s convenient accessibility. *MAP NOT TO SCALE LIME STREET 23 AMENITIES: 22 CONVENIENCE STORES 2 1 SPAR (+ INSOMNIA) 2 CENTRA 25 3 FRESH AY RESTAURANTS 4 DECO CITY QU 5 DIETER BERGMANN SAMUEL BECKETT BRIDGE 6 MILANOS VER STREET EAST 7 RIVA RESTAURANT HANO 14 8 CRYSTAL BOAT SEAFOOD 20 24 19 9 IL VALENTINO BAKERY 10 HERB STREET MACKEN STREET CARDIFF LANE 27 11 QUAY 16 12 BLUE RIVER BISTRO 5 GRAND CANAL SQUARE 13 Ely HQ 18 COFFEE SHOPS HIBERNIAN ROAD ADMIRAL BROWN WALK CHIMNEY ARKP VIEW 14 MUNCHIES AY PEARSE STREET 15 CAFÉ JAVA AY 17 16 ALL QU 16 CAFÉ SOL P ARK LANE 11 15 26 TH W 17 KC PEACHES 12 NOR 18 NEW CAFÉ 9 8 3 GRAND CANAL STREET CHIMNEY P GRAND CANAL STREET PUBS FORBES STREET PROPOSED PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE 19 THE FERRYMAN SIR JOHN ROGERSON’S QU 13 20 VERTIGO BAR AIR 21 THE OCEAN BAR 10 GRAND CANAL DOCK HORSE F HOTELS 7 RIVER LIFFEY AY ASGARD ROAD 22 JURYS HOTEL 6 23 CLARION HOTEL VER QU AD 24 QUALITY INN HANO 21 25 HOLIDAY INN 26 HOTEL 1 RINGSEND RO BLOOD STONEY ROAD 4 BARROW STREET 27 NATIONAL CONVENTION CENTRE 5 RELAX AND ENJOY The 2,000 seat theatre and Martha Schwartz Concourse and staff entertainment. While shops, at Grand Canal Square act as a focal point for the boutiques and shopping centres in close bustling social scene which is thriving in the area. proximity to the development provide a very different, but equally important kind of A wide array of bars, cafes and restaurants afford plenty recreation. of opportunity for professionals to relax and entertain clients and staff. With names such as Ely HQ at Hanover The area will also further benefit from the Quay to The Ferryman at Sir John Rogerson’s Quay, opening of the new National Convention Centre you can be sure that every taste and occasion will be and the new hotel. catered for. The Lansdowne Road Stadium, Shelbourne Park, The O2 and the Point Village are just some of the facilities close to 5 Grand Canal Square, that are ideal for corporate *MAP NOT TO SCALE 5 GRAND CANAL SQUARE ATRIUM DISTINCTIVE DESIGN 5 Grand Canal Square, with it’s distinctive design, will be finished to the highest modern specification. The building will be laid out around a full height atrium, ensuring maximum natural daylight to all office areas. The floor plates have been designed to provide an efficient use of space, allowing for a range of occupier fit-outs, whether open plan or cellular in layout. 5 Grand Canal Square truly sets the benchmark for offices in Dublin. 5 GRAND CANAL SQUARE OFFICE FLOOR FLOOR PLANS 125 sq.m 450 sq.m OFFICE 116 sq.m 430 sq.m 201 sq.m RECEPTION ATRIUM ATRIUM ATRIUM RECEPTION RETAIL OFFICE 620 sq.m 707 sq.m GROUND FLOOR MEZZANINE LEVEL Designed with flexibility in mind, 5 Grand Canal Square can be sub-divided vertically and horizontally. The potential to sub-divide floors means that requirements from 546 sq.m can be accommodated. Car parking is provided in a secure basement car park at a ratio of 1:156 sq.m. Note: Floor Plans are not to scale. 773 sq.m 995 sq.m ATRIUM ATRIUM ROOF 733 sq.m TERRACE TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN - 1ST to 5TH FLOORS FLOOR PLAN - 6TH FLOOR 1ST FLOOR MEASUREMENTS SCHEDULE OF ACCOMMODATION 5 GRAND CANAL SQUARE 1396 1253 1506 1503 1514 1516 1522 995 GROUND FLOOR MEZZANINE LEVEL 1ST FLOOR 2ND FLOOR 3RD FLOOR 4TH FLOOR 5TH FLOOR 6TH FLOOR 72 CAR SPACES TOTAL AREA - 11,205 sq.m SPECIFICATION Designed to accommodate the requirements of the most demanding occupier, 5 Grand Canal Square is an ideal headquarters for any company and sets the benchmark in terms of design criteria. In addition to being designed to meet a BREEAM rating of Excellent and Part L of the 2006 Building Regulations, 5 Grand Canal Square provides efficient floor plates that allow for adaptable and flexible layouts. THE BUILDING IS FINISHED TO THE FOLLOWING SPECIFICATION: OFFICE AREAS RECEPTION AREA CORE AREAS • High quality metal ceiling tiles (450 mm void) • Glass atrium • 4 X 17 person passenger lifts • Four pipe fan coil air conditioning throughout • Generous ground floor reception entrance lobby, • Lift lobbies with natural stone floor tenant areas with natural stone flooring • Feature lighting • Painted plastered walls • Timber cladding to reception walls • Lift walls with oak veneered panels or similar • Raised access floors (150 mm void), with • Feature timber reception desk and stainless steel surrounds carpet tiles • Solid hardwood doors to core areas, with clear • Fully fitted toilets, with high quality ceramic • Solid hardwood skirting vision panels sanitary fittings and polished stone vanity tops • 2800 mm floor to ceiling height throughout • Stone or hardwood skirting to cores, perimeter • Excellent natural daylight walls and columns • Solar controlled blinds • Feature brushed stainless steel plates to doors GENERAL • Triple glazed thin fume facade affording • Brushed stainless steel ironmongery • Mains power provided via a dedicated sub station excellent environmental conditions • A standby generator is provided for the common areas • Control fire detection system and alarm system • CCTV cameras provided in lower basement entry area and common areas in the building • External landscaping to a very high standard ABOUT THE DEVELOPER Chartered Land Limited is one of Ireland’s leading commercial property companies.
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