Building N, Central Park, D18 AC2C, Dublin 18

The proposed development consists of three separate, or potentially interconnected, office buildings: N1, N2 and N3 which step in height across the site. The arrangement, form and appearance of the three buildings are designed to present a cohesive and coherent overall composition while at the same time providing individual character and identity to each building. The office accommodation is located across 9 floors, from garden to roof level. The buildings face onto a large new landscaped park which will provide varied and extensive public amenity and civic space for the residents, tenants and visitors to Central Park. The entrances to the buildings are congregated around a shared entry plaza which is accessed through the new park. The development also includes a wellness pavilion over a shared lower ground and basement car park. The layout of the buildings is designed to allow provision for the planned new road link along the western boundary of the site, adjacent to the M50. Building N1 has recently reached completed and provides 207,942 sq. ft of Grade A office accommodation. Building N is located within the Central Park business campus in Leopardstown and is the latest part of the overall masterplan which was granted initial planning permission in 1999. Central Park has been steadily developed over the intervening 23 years in accordance with the original permission and high-quality pedestrian and public spaces amendment permissions and now contains a mixture of office, apartments, hotel, creche, and retail, including a restaurant building. A double level basement car park, with multiple access points, extends beneath the entire site. The Building N site is located at the southern end of Central Park, it is connected to the southwest by the M50 and to the southeast by the LUAS line and the Leopardstown Park Hospital beyond. The northeast boundary of the site is formed by an existing access road that serves the adjacent apartments and offices which will provide access to the proposed development.