Named after Viscount Amiens, First Earl of Aldborough whose family home was nearby. It was originally known as The Strand.
Originally constructed for the Drogheda and Dublin Railway Company, this was the first of the four major Dublin Railway termini to be constructed.
Designed as offices, constructed in brick and sandstone, and with an Italianate tower which ties in with the towers of the earlier main station building by William Deane Butler.
Part of the Loop Line constructed to connect the Great Northern at Amiens Street with the Dublin,
Built to back on to the railway line running into Connolly Station, where it had a short siding.
During the Second World War, materials for new construction was sometimes scarce but Great Northern Railways saw fit to create this new buffet restaurant within their Dublin terminus.
Medium size office development squeezed into a small site previously containing houses. With its asymetric facade with brick and wooden panels,
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