Alto Vetro, grand canal docks, dublin
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@Pepsi wrote:
how far have they come with alto vetro? have they started to constuct a concrete pile yet?
I was down there at the weekend – the whole site is boarded up and there was a crane on site. There was a security guard there so i couldn’t get a closer look and they were working on the bridge there so i couldn’t dally to look in at what was going on. Seems to be in full swing, i heard an excavator inside..
(Monte?) / Altro Vetro last week:
any up to date pictures of alto vetro?
The main shaft has moved about 10 feet off the ground – xmas break and all holding things up
So what’s the story with the monte/alto vetro how high is it going to be once they’ve finished it up?
And are the two of them definitely going ahead or have the powers that be rejected one of them?
This one is Alto, 16 floors, same height as Milly across the beach.
Monte – when that burnt out shed is gone, give it six years.
YOU CAN actually make out the size of the apartments in Alto. Compare the lift door to the rest.. 30ft containers all the way up.
thanks for the picture manifesta.
Has anyone seen the new design for Montevetro? Now an office development
Anyone got pics of tall- ish building under construction at Pearse street bridge just along grand canal quay?
It’s a really tight space they are working in and it’s been ineteresting watching the build. I work just beside it. You can’t miss the big yellow container as it goes up florr by floor. I think it’s alta vetro or alta vista?
Here’s a link:
http://www.treasuryholdings.com/projectDetail.aspx?id=58
It looks a lot bulkier in the photo than one would think possible, for such a small site. Last time I looked at that tiny site I was amazed that they were planning a building of that height with such a small footprint.
some early images on this thread
Here’s another pic of the new monte vetro plan from Treasury’s website.
So… is Montevetro definitely, definitely going ahead?
When is the start date for construction? is it in the next few weeks?
It looks alright from what I can see. I’m personally delighted that its an office development. I’ve read too much reports of soaring demand for Dublin office space to be less than a lttle worried about excessive inflation of office rents. Coupled with the office-led redevelopment of the Burlington and a large office compnent of the IGB revamp, that should cool any demand pressures in the commercial property market.
The only quibble I’d have is with the anttenna thing they have sticking out of it. it looks a bit dated, a restyle would fit better with the rest of the building.
@Pepsi wrote:
there is now a very tall concrete pile in the south dockland area of dublin. i saw it from pearce station yesterday. could this be alto vetro i wonder? it looks to be near the mill.
Pepsi, i think this is the ‘block’ you are referring to. According to other posters above this is indeed suppose to be the Alto Vetro building
The 16-storey Shay Cleary building currently under construction at the NW corner of the inner Grand Canal Basin will look good as you approach from town.
.Looks like the Alto Vetro stairwell has reacched its pinnacle height. Looks quite good next to Charlotte Quay.
Thanks for the pics Noodles
Nice to see something of a ‘vertical’ nature taking shape there@Noodles wrote:
Looks like the Alto Vetro stairwell has reacched its pinnacle height. Looks quite good next to Charlotte Quay.
Noodles your pics are great. Worth noting, if you can picture it, but the Point Village tower and U2 tower will be well over twice the height of the lift shaft you have pictured there;)
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