The work involved on the Blue Mall includes both internal and external alterations. Amendments will be made to the permitted extension which includes the removal of the roof structure and alterations to the façade. These changes will subsequently provide an external Mall plaza area for visitors to enjoy. Changes to the external mall seating and the landscaping as well as the provision of canopies will provide the mall with a visible and more appealing external upgrade.
The internal changes will involve the alteration of the existing lobby of the mall and the reconfiguration of the permitted cafe and restaurant units. Further to these changes, existing units will be combined to create new cafés and restaurants, improving the food and beverage services offered at the Blue Mall.
These alterations are part of an overall strategic masterplan of the centre which will boost its facilities and allow it to offer more to the Blanchardstown community.
CGI consultants, 3D Design Bureau, liaised with the development team to provide 3D planning solutions. 3D Design Bureau produced verified view montages and aerial CGIs that were submitted as part of the planning application to Fingal County Council. These verified view montages and aerial CGIs played a role in securing planning approval for the proposed alterations of the mall.
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Project Name: Blue Mall entrance, Blanchardstown Town Centre
Project Type: Hospitality Development
Site Location: Blue Mall entrance, Blanchardstown Town Centre, Coolmine, Dublin 15, Co. Dublin.
Stage: Plans Granted
Planning Documents: Planning Documents
Planning Authority: Fingal County Council
Reference for Planning: FW22A/0175
Developer: Blanche Retail nominee Limited are based in Dublin 4.
Architect: ALTU Architects create buildings, places and spaces that connect people in an ever-changing world and have a positive and lasting impact.
Planning Consultant: John Spain Associates provide a wide range of planning consultancy and development services to their clients.
Mechanical and Electrical engineer: Axiseng Engineering is a highly resourced, independent building services consulting engineering practice.
Civil Engineering: Arup Consulting Engineers has grown to be one of the largest consultancy firms in Ireland working across every aspect of today’s built environment.
Development Information Source: Construction Information Services provide comprehensive, reliable, timely, and verified real time business intelligence to the construction sector.
CGI Consultants: 3D Design Bureau – are specialists in architectural visualisation, BIM and VR – delivering quality design planning and marketing solutions. They are based in Blackrock, Dublin.
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