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| Location: |
M50 Business Park, Ballymount, Dublin 24 |
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| Client: |
Park Developments Ltd. |
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| Project Team: |
Terry Murray, Principal
Aideen Morrissey, Landscape Architect
Mark Boyle, Associate Landscape Architect |
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| Team Members: |
| Architect - Scott Tallon Walker Architects |
| Civil Contractor - Park Developments |
| Landscape Contractor - SAP Landscapes |
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Description:
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Fashion City
is a purpose-built facility for fashion wholesalers designed
by Scott Tallon Walker Architects incorporating office and
warehouse space. The landscape spaces designed by Murray
& Associates include a café terrace and courtyard
as well as peripheral spaces and screen planting.
Overall, the concept for Fashion City was to create an elegant,
yet varied scheme for the site which would utilise a broad
range of shrubs and trees to create colour, texture and
visual interest. Phase One of the landscape works are completed
to date. The centrepiece of this phase is the courtyard
space enclosed by the office / warehouse buildings. The
central area is divided by the café building and
enclosed with water, tree planting and level changes to
create three distinct spaces. The paved rectilinear café
terrace is surrounded with water on varying levels. Timber
crossing points are provided for access across the water.
To the south of the terrace is a paved space at a lower
level, enclosed with ornamental bamboo and shrub planting.
Seating is provided adjacent to a pool with fountains. To
the north of the café is another paved space enclosed
with a seating wall and tree and shrub planting.
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