Homes at 33-34 Barrow Street
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Residential houses at 33-34 Barrow Street Historic Monument in Dublin Docklands |
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| Alternative name: | Block D |
| Protected Structure in Dublin | |
| Registration number.: | 483,484 |
| location | |
| Address: | 33-34 Barrow Street |
| District: | Dublin |
| Coordinates: | 53 ° 20 '28.6 " N , 6 ° 14' 11" W |
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| history | |
| Construction year: | around 1835 |
| Modification: | planned: Boland Mill Area Project |
| use | |
| current usage: | Residential houses |
The houses at 33-34 Barrow Street are Grade II listed buildings (RPS 483 484) in Dublin Docklands and are designated as D Block. They belong to the Boland's Mill Area.
history
The buildings were probably built around 1835. These are three-story residential buildings.
According to the CIS (Construction Information Service) Dublin Docklands Report, these are to be renovated in the future. The Boland Mills buildings were bought by Benton Properties in 2004 for 42 million euros. The conversion into an urban living space with apartments, offices, retail, café and restaurant and exhibition space is planned.
literature
- Custom House Docks Development Authority / School of Architecture University College Dublin (Ed.) (1996): The Dublin Docklands: Architectural Survey Part3, Southside, Dublin.
Individual evidence
- ↑ Dublin City (Ed.): Dublin City Development Plan. 2011-2017. Record of protected structure. Retrieved April 27, 2016.
- ^ A b Construction Information Services (Ed.): CIS Dublin Docklands Report. Retrieved April 27, 2016.
- ^ Custom House Docks Development Authority / School of Architecture University College Dublin (Ed.) (1996): The Dublin Docklands: Architectural Survey Part3, Southside, Dublin.