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  • #745460
    Paul Clerkin
    Keymaster

    this is one of mine and shows the lift tracks to the top… two external lifts… think its around 8 euro for the very short ride…

    #745461
    Andrew Duffy
    Participant

    Since the Sunday Times article has gone into its paid archive, can anyone remember what the actual height of the chimney is? I assume the 220 feet is an AOD height to the top of the lift shaft from the planning application, or just plain wrong.

    The online versions of the relevant planning applications (1799/95 and 2616/97) are not very helpful.

    #745462
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Originally posted by Morlan
    How does one go up the tower? Do you have to pay? :confused:

    I was up it about a year and a half ago. there is a great view from it, but it is not too much better than the view from the Sky Bar (or what ever the bar in the Guinness Storehouse is called) which is free as far as I remember. I cannot recall how much the Jameson Tower was, but I do remember thinking how easy it would have been not to pay for it at all!!;)

    #745463
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    @StephenC wrote:

    I agree, and no sign of the pace of redevelopment slackening.

    Terry Devey has just submitted plans to demolish the pent house of Chief O’Neills on Smithfiled and replace it with three more floors of hotel rooms. Does anyone know any more or have any images, I like the idea of the parapet height in Smithfield becoming a little more even.

    I also remember hearing once that Irish Distillers had plans to build in their front car park, is there a hidden gem there to look forward to?

    #745464
    sw101
    Participant

    smithfield is on my way home, i’ll grab a few photos of the nearly completed eastern consturction block if anyone’s interested.

    #745465
    sw101
    Participant

    the tower is 15quid to go up afaik. it’s free if you stay in chief o’neills hotel.

    #745466
    CM00
    Participant

    If you could do that it would be great. 😀

    #745467
    sw101
    Participant

    a view from stoneybatter of the chimney and the highest part of the new development

    #745468
    sw101
    Participant

    the west side of the development

    #745469
    sw101
    Participant

    view from north king street

    #745470
    sw101
    Participant

    the north elevation facing north king street

    #745471
    sw101
    Participant

    taken from inside the distillery complex

    #745472
    sw101
    Participant

    an overview of the building works

    #745473
    sw101
    Participant

    the main buildings fronting the square.

    #745474
    sw101
    Participant

    the north end, massing and context.

    #745475
    sw101
    Participant

    zoomed onto single building

    #745476
    sw101
    Participant

    the mcgarry nieanaigh pavilion at the south end with controls and servicing for the braziers.

    #745477
    sw101
    Participant

    i’ve shrunk all those to fit on the site, if anyone wants the full size versions, pm me an e-mail address and i’ll send em on to ya.

    i’ll be taking more as the construction nears completion.

    #745478
    CM00
    Participant

    Wow, thanks a million for that, I especially like the way the Gas towers act as a foil to the buildings. Nice cladding as well. I like the way it drops down to the north and doesn’t tower over the existing buildings.

    #745479
    TLM
    Participant

    Yeah, they are great pics. Does anyone know what the plans are for the north end of the square though? Also there seems to be masses of apartment accomodation, what else is planned to balance it all out?

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