NUMBER ONE
CENTRAL PARK
DUBLIN
Number One Central Park is a Category A Headquarter office building designed
to enhance the commercial activities of occupiers on all fronts. Comprising a gross floor area of 18,200sqm over 8 accommodation levels and 2 basement parking levels, Number One Central
Park is the latest building to be completed within the Central Park development –
an acclaimed mixed use development
on a fully master-planned site, located to enable easy access to and from the city centre
The strong architectural form of Number One Central Park is mirrored by a sustainable design ethos that delivers
a building with excellent environmental efficiencies, whilst also maintaining its
rich architectural quality.
The elevational treatments respond to orientation and differing solar conditions, employing both vertical and horizontal shading to provide totally flexible internal space. The curved façade and architectural detailing of the ground plane is reflected in the expansive water feature which is bridged by the building’s main entrance.
CENTRAL PARK
DUBLIN
Number One Central Park is a Category A Headquarter office building designed
to enhance the commercial activities of occupiers on all fronts. Comprising a gross floor area of 18,200sqm over 8 accommodation levels and 2 basement parking levels, Number One Central
Park is the latest building to be completed within the Central Park development –
an acclaimed mixed use development
on a fully master-planned site, located to enable easy access to and from the city centre
The strong architectural form of Number One Central Park is mirrored by a sustainable design ethos that delivers
a building with excellent environmental efficiencies, whilst also maintaining its
rich architectural quality.
The elevational treatments respond to orientation and differing solar conditions, employing both vertical and horizontal shading to provide totally flexible internal space. The curved façade and architectural detailing of the ground plane is reflected in the expansive water feature which is bridged by the building’s main entrance.
