BAM Ireland, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Royal BAM Group, has been selected as the main contractor by Irish property group Marlet for the development of Green Acre Grange residential project in Dublin, Ireland.
The new development, located beside Airfield’s urban farm, will comprise 253 one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments, each with spacious living rooms benefitting from large glazed windows and a 2,100ft2 creche.
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Green Acre Grange will comprise three blocks conceived of as strategically arranged to maximise light and take advantage of the surrounding views and create a series of communal spaces.
The buildings will also benefit from green roofs that will provide high quality and sustainable living environment.
The company said that approximately 43,000ft2 of space will be allocated for landscaped communal areas and 5,400ft2 will be dedicated for amenity spaces including concierge, gym, cinema, lounges and meeting rooms, play and outdoor recreation areas.
The property group has secured €74m financing from Home Building Finance Ireland (HBFI) for the new residential development.
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By GlobalDataThe project will also include touch-free building access, superior range ventilation system and antibacterial door hardware.
Construction on the project recently commenced and is scheduled to be completed in the second quarter of 2022.
Additionally, Marlet has redesigned all the residential units in Green Acre Grange to include home office areas in every apartment as Ireland is facing its second lockdown since the start of the pandemic.
Green Acre Grange is said to be the company’s second residential development in the Dundrum area, following the Walled Garden, a 142-unit project that is expected to be completed in the fourth quarter of next year.
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Illustration of the new residential development, Green Acre Grange, in Dublin, Ireland. (Credit: Royal BAM Group nv)
