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Check out this time lapse video by Evercam - Construction Visibility which shows our Quayside buildings are progressing well Another project milestone was completed as our river piles were installed. What's next? A 6 metre cantilever Boardwalk over the River with works just commenced Watch this space... Dublin City Council Purcell Construction RPS JV Tierney & Co. Consulting Engineers Cumming Group UK & Europe Ashview Consultants

Great talk with Urban Agency co founder Andrew Griffin talking at Cityscape Global on aesthetic meets architecture innovation in Stadium Design together with Kai-Uwe Bergmann, FAIA , mark williams (hks) and Lindsay johnson ( BDP)

Works are progressing well on our Quayside building project. Zinc cladding on the west building is nearly complete and we're looking forward to the scaffolding being dropped and glazing being installed. The east building's internal pods are nearly complete, which highlights the spatial volume between pods and the internal circulation which connects the area together.

PEMBROKE PARK, D4: Learning from history. Inspired by historic urban design principles, this Dublin residential infill project, which has successfully secured planning permission, showcases how to Re-think, Re-use, Re-density & Re-generate small urban sites. See link for more details: https://lnkd.in/eUMv24Cu Team: Urban Agency, NMP Architects and Landscape Design, John Spain Associates, O'Connor Sutton Cronin, KSN

Quayside buildings project update. West building roof nearly complete with pigmento zinc. Site benchmark details of the valley, vertical standing seam and parapet all coming together nicely! Dublin City Council Purcell Construction

Quayside buildings project update. West building roof nearly complete with pigmento zinc. Site benchmark details of the valley, vertical standing seam and parapet all coming together nicely! Dublin City Council Purcell Construction

Great progress on the Quayside building by Purcell Construction Dublin City CouncilRPSJV Tierney & Co. Consulting EngineersScollard DoyleCSR Design and LandscapeAshview ConsultantsORS

Urban Agency x polis Convention 24.4. - 25.4. Unsere Kollegen Henning Stüben, Charlotte Klein und Leonard Lenk freuen sich auf einen spannenden Austausch zu den Themen: - Schwammstadt und klimaaktive Stadtplanung - Umnutzung von Industriellen Bestand - Urbaner Holzbau (Modulbau, Aufstockungen und Nachverdichtung) - suffiziente Wohnkonzepte - kreislaufgerechtes Bauen - Bauen im Bestand - Integrierte Stadtplanung - Und vieles mehr! Wir freuen uns auf Eure Terminanfragen am besten per Direktnachricht. #Immobilienwirtschaft #DanishArchitecture #Düsseldorf #Polis #Nachhaltigkeit

Great do see Urban Agency's Fumbally Enterprise Hub designed for BCP Capital being showcased on the other side of the globe by the international publishing company Archiworld Co. Ltd in South Korea. more info: https://lnkd.in/ePzcYgfx FUMBALLY ENTERPRISE HUB A CENTRE OF CREATIVITY AND INNOVATION The new Enterprise Hub design provides a vibrant space for young start-ups to thrive, creatively enhancing Fumbally's streetscape and contributing to the urban fabric. Serving as a civic nucleus, the design integrates with the area to encourage local enterprise and connectivity. It features a non-imposing structure with terraced setbacks to ensure light reaches street level, alongside a façade that respects the privacy of adjacent buildings and maximizes interior natural light. The material choice harmonizes with the local architecture. Inside, the open-plan fosters interaction and collaboration, with various areas adapted for a range of uses, underpinning the organic growth of new businesses.

Urban Agency are delighted to unveil the design for a new sustainable housing complex in Marrakesh looking at the majestic Atlas mountains. The project is being developed with our visionary client RSTONE Capital. Project: "O Atlas", 23 Houses & communal facilities Concept: Mother Earth. The new housing complex in Marrakesh, Morocco, is a model of sustainable design that integrates the traditional building practices of the area with modern ecological ideals. Surrounded by the Atlas Mountains, it achieves a synthesis of sustainability, cultural integration, and design innovation. Central to the development is rammed earth, a traditional Moroccan building method, for main structures, providing excellent thermal mass to naturally control indoor temperatures, cutting down the need for artificial climate control. Local cedar wood will be used as secondary structure and joinery work. Thick walls replace conventional insulation, embracing a low-carbon principle and using the earth walls' thermal properties to maintain year-round comfort with little energy outlay. This passive approach diminishes the carbon footprint, solidifying the project's green credentials. Landscaping plays a key role, with native species like olive trees, date palm, pomegranate tree, bougainvillea, resin spurge, marsh orchid, etc shaping a microclimate that naturally moderates temperatures. This greenery not only boosts the area's curb appeal but also establishes a natural defense against heat, offering shaded areas, cooler air, and cleaner air quality, while boosting local biodiversity. Villas in the complex provide stunning mountain views, prioritizing natural light and ventilation, and merging interior with exterior spaces. A community club house at the center of the development encourages resident interaction, featuring amenities such as a gym, swimming pool, and multipurpose rooms, nurturing a communal sustainable ethos. The Marrakesh project is a testament to sustainable architecture, fusing traditional methods with modern innovations for an eco-conscious, harmonious living space.