HKR Architects Residential portfolio

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Good design ensures attractive, useable, durable and adaptable

places and is a key element in achieving sustainable residential

development.

Residential

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HKR Architects is an international architecture and design practice with offices in Dublin, London, Manchester, Belfast, Prague and Bucharest.

HKR’s portfolio of projects spans several sectors – mixed use, offices, residential, retail, hotels & resorts, education and health. The practice has dedicated capabilities in masterplanning & urban design and in Public Private Partnership projects. It also specialises in the design and fitout of interiors for all types of buildings.

HKR has been designing buildings and environments since 1992 and has gained award-winning status internationally, providing design-led solutions that are functional and commercial, and highly specific to clients’ needs.

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Residential Design

Residential architecture is an all encompassing term and covers a large and diverse typology of residential building types, from single family houses to large urban blocks and residential towers.

Residential buildings are provided for all mixes and tenures: owner-occupiers, social tenants, the private rental market, investment properties, high-end luxury residences, and social and affordable housing.

At HKR we recognise where priorities differ and can deliver successful mixed communities to meet the needs of all types of residents. We can provide our varied clients and investors with durable, sustainable and adaptable environments which meet their particular needs.

High quality residential architecture improves peoples wellbeing and quality of life. It is of benefit to public health, it maintains property values, and it reduces incidents of crime in our communities.

Successful residential buildings and neighbourhoods tend to have a strong and distinct identity. How a place looks affects how people feel about living there. Character and quality are essential factors in creating a sense of belonging, ownership and pride, which is visible in both the buildings and the spaces created.

At HKR we design and deliver strong ideas, with character and integrity. Our ideas and buildings reflect contemporary culture and the needs of our society. They also respond to local context, climatic and geographical factors, as well as social, environmental and economic objectives.


Designing Residential Environments

High quality design is fundamental to the ability of developments to communicate qualities that are important to both communities and those who provide them. Safety, security and sense of place are essential characteristics that will contribute to the desirability and longevity of a project.

HKR view the lifetime characteristics of the project with equal enthusiasm as the initial commission. We design buildings which are thoroughly worked through both inside and outside. Internal space will function for their intended use, with our objective to exceed the high expectations of our clients and the people and families who will settle in the buildings that we design.

At HKR we focus on material and environmental efficiency and in creating a clear and legible identity for residential developments. Streets and squares are designed to be accessible and to feel safe and secure. A distinct hierarchy of public and private spaces is required and this dialogue is continued with the use of courtyards and secondary layers within urban developments.

Landmark buildings and focal points will be considered where appropriate and layouts that encourage interaction, pedestrian and cycle movements and clear observation of public spaces will be provided.

At HKR we apply an expert design methodology and rigorous appraisal to all developments in order to deliver sustainable and memorable residential buildings that meet the particular objectives of our clients as well as the complex objectives of the future occupants.


Design for SustainabilityWe place sustainability at the forefront of our design strategies

Benefits of Sustainability

Increased competitiveness as growing ›numbers of prospective clients are seeking highly efficient, sustainable buildings

High Building Energy Ratings which are ›required for the EPB Directive

Lower building operational costs due to ›increased energy efficiency

Eligibility for government grants and ›incentives

Increased indoor environmental quality ›standards for building users

Greater integration with local ›development plans and planning authority requirements

Social

Mix of uses ›

Use of local materials, services and labour ›

Mix of large homes, apartments, duplex units and social ›affordable housing

Improved amenities ›

Revitalising city centre communities and social networks ›

Economic

Lean construction and efficient buildings ›

Future proof investments ›

Energy taxation imminent ›

Flexible development ›

Design for long › life and future change of use

Environment

Energy Management

Building Energy Rating (BER) ›

Energy saving technologies ›

Renewable energy sources ›

Water Saving and Site Design

Minimising building water usage ›

Improvement of site ecology, landscaping and open spaces ›

Green roof technology ›

Pollution and Waste Minimisation

Minimising building emissions of Co2, NOx and SOx ›

Waste reduction ›

Waste management plan for building occupants ›

At HKR we embrace the ethos of ‘Design for Sustainability’. This ethos means building sustainability into design and project development, creating cleaner processes, and considering the environment and social impact of our construction activity. The next wave of truly world class advances in design, engineering and building will take their inspiration from the need to achieve high levels of sustainability.

Working within regulatory and legislative environmental requirements, HKR advises clients on best practice in sustainable design strategies and solutions.

Sustainable development and environmental design must meet the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.

Sustainability makes a positive contribution to the long-term physical, social and economic fabric of the communities in which we work and live.

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Sustainability is an economic, social, and environmental concept and impacts on all aspects of your project.

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Gallery Quay has been designed to take full advantage of the excellent dockside views with clean, uncluttered modern lines and large generous areas of glazing.

The mixed use development includes retail units and a café at street level, plus 300 apartments.

The residential element of the development provides a diverse mix of one, two and three bed units, including duplex family units and social housing. These are arranged around two private courtyards and form a new public street at Grand Canal Dock and Pearse Street, Dublin.

The bright and spacious apartments are entered from the street through double- height entrance halls. These entry halls also allow access to the central private landscaped courtyard.


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The external envelope of the building is composed of a combination of polished reconstituted stone, pre-finished render composite panels and aluminium/timber windows, with patio doors to the balconies.

Western red cedar cladding has been used at penthouse level and in detailing of balconies and screens, it was selected to compliment the simplicity and clarity of the architecture and other materials.

The principal residential blocks also contain roof gardens which afford wonderful views across the city as well as providing enhanced private open space, a very rare commodity in such an urban inner city location.

The retail units overlook Gallery Quay and greatly enhance the life in the area by providing public activity along the waterfront.

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The Forum

The Forum is one of the first of a new generation of mixed use buildings to be developed in Sandyford, south of Dublin. The development, which is primarily residential, comprises 127 apartments which sit above retail and commercial units.

The Forum is designed to take advantage of a superbly elevated site in one of south Dublin’s most sought after locations where the business community and the IT sector thrive.

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Consisting of 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments and penthouses, this landmark residential development spans three cleverly designed blocks, which rise to ten floors in one block offering the residents unrivalled views. The residents also have a private courtyard garden which has been landscaped in a contemporary style to compliment the architecture.

The retail and commercial units within the development are located on the ground floor – the development is currently serviced with a convenience store, pharmacy, restaurant and café.

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Avid

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The proposal for the Avid site in Sandyford, Dublin contains 260 residential apartments over a commercial and retail ground floor area.

The development is a 14 storey glazed wintergarden tower and all residents will enjoy glass fronted apartments with a generous landscaped courtyard and panoramic views of the surrounding hills, city and coastline.

A high density has been achieved with very careful consideration given to maximising daylight penetration, views and accessibility to create a successful and sustainable urban building.


McGovern’s Corner

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Cork Street in Dublin’s city centre has become a major thoroughfare in recent years. Fitting into this new urban context is this recently completed mixed use development of over 50,000 sq ft for Lalco.

Resting on the corner of Cork Street and Marrowbone Lane the development is situated on the very edge of Dublin’s city centre. The overall scale fits in with the new urban edge and includes three buildings arranged around a central courtyard.

In designing this scheme open space was given a premium, reflected in the courtyard which covers nearly half of the site and has been landscaped and paved, including a new pedestrian access to Cork Street.

The two main blocks in this residential and retail development are 4 storeys at each end rising to 7 storeys at the corner junction – reflecting the scale of similar developments in the area.

The perimeter blocks contain retail units at ground level with the apartments above.

The retail units, accessed both on Cork Street and Marrowbone Lane, create commercial and social activity at street level, in keeping with the urban context of this area.


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This development sits on a site of nearly 2 acres and affords distant views of the Dublin mountains. Its boundary is heavily planted with a variety of deciduous and evergreen trees and the scheme is being treated as pavilions in a parkland setting so as to reinforce the sense of mature landscape.

The development is configured into 4 buildings which step in height to exploit the 6 metre difference between the front and rear of the site. A four storey building is set back slightly from the existing building line in order to address the scale of the existing road context.

The scheme proposes a series of pavilions which frame a hierarchy of semi-public and semi-private spaces stepping in line with the existing contours.

All car parking other than some visitor spaces has been located at basement level in order to maximise landscaping at ground level and thereby enhance the sense of a parkland setting.

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03 View from internal courtyards


At 1.75 million sq ft, this new urban centre is one of the largest specialised prefabrication residential developments in Europe.

It comprises 1,300 apartments and 40 live-work units, plus 200,000 sq ft of office space and 250,000 sq ft of retail space.

The development forms a pivotal centrepiece of the new urban centre at Sandyford, to the south of Dublin city centre.

The Fleming Group in conjunction with HKR and Fusion is developing methods of construction and prefabricated systems to provide architecturally rich and diverse schemes. This project is believed to be the largest user of residential prefabrication in Europe.

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Modular ConstructionWith the advances that have been made in prefabricated construction it is now possible to build residential apartment units or ‘modules’ for the project entirely off site.

Each apartment combines several modules which come complete with doors, windows and the internal fitout, including kitchens and bathrooms, the heating system, the plumbing, wiring and ducting.

The objective is to use fully completed modules where it is possible to just ‘unwrap and add furniture’.

The major benefits of using prefabricated modules are:

Reducing construction costs ›

Reducing the time on site ›

Reducing complications with the ›coordination of trades

Providing programme certainty ›

Reducing the noise and dust generated ›during the construction period

Reducing construction waste and ›improved recycling of construction material in the factory

Factory applied quality control ›

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The Atlantic Quarter

01 Aerial view of Eastern Gateway Development

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03 HKR’s design in the landscape

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As part of the Eastern Gateway–Cork Docklands project, HKR has submitted design proposals for two key sites on behalf of Alleyquay Investments.

The combined site area is 90,000 sq ft, with a development area of almost 320,000 sq ft.

HKR’s design comprises a mixed use scheme, primarily residential with some retail. The scheme is centred around two 6 storey blocks which will accommodate 217 residential units comprising 1, 2 and 3 bed apartments plus penthouses and duplex units.

Sustainability is at the forefront of this development – ecological, social and economic sustainability have all been considered.

The guiding principle in the residential layout is that of dual aspect residences. Solar orientation and the opportunity for solar heat gain have been used as a form generator for the scheme, which maximises daylight and reduces energy loads. Extensive green roofs and rainwater re-use strategies augment the project’s sustainability approach.

The design is compatible with prefabrication, which can be accomplished at almost any level of component, from bathrooms to the entire residential units.

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Glencairn

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The proposed development at the Glencairn lands on the edge of the M50 motorway at Murphystown Road, County Dublin will contain over 400 apartments, a crèche and retail units.

The development has been designed to maximise the benefit of its south west aspect and contains 4 blocks ranging in various heights.

The residential units comprise 1, 2 and 3 bed apartments plus 2 and 3 bed duplex units.

The entire development has been conceived with the flexibility to allow for the full prefabrication of apartments offsite.

With site coverage of only 28% and the provision of basement parking, public open space and landscaping has been maximised.


Conyngham Road

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This one acre site in Dublin 7 will contain a mixed use development comprising 78 residential homes, offices, retail units and a crèche.

The site has a fall of approximately 9 metres between its frontage on Conyngham Road and the River Liffey on its southern boundary. This has informed the site strategy which configures the composition around a south facing courtyard with stepped terraces down to the river.

The development will consist of 4 blocks ranging in height from 6 storeys on the street to 9 storeys on the river front. Each block has varying configurations of

residential, offices and retail units. A pedestrian route through the site passes through the central courtyard which incorporates a café terrace with views south over the river towards Kilmainham.

The layout and design of the development will provide a vibrant, inner city complex which rejuvenates this currently vacant brownfield site. It will fully embrace the river where it is proposed to provide a new river walkway.


Galleon Quay

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Planning has been granted for 155 residential units at Galleon Quay in London E14, adjacent to Poplar Dock Marina and near Canary Wharf.

The development, for Baladine Properties, has been designed to contribute to the townscape of this emerging urban quarter. It adds an ambitious and colourful building, creating a high quality, high density and sustainable residential development.

Apartments have been clustered into a landmark 17 storey tower containing wintergardens and affording both spectacular views to residents and an architectural focal point for Galleon Quay.


Albert Road

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HKR was commissioned to design the renovation and extension of a private house on Albert Road in Dublin’s Sandycove.

The project brief was to provide for a glass garden room extension. This was achieved by forming a glass external landscaped enclosure, with a glass room house extension sitting inside this external area.

In order to ensure that the quality of the glass would be the defining feature of the project, particular care was taken in the detailed assembly of all components. As such, the glass has been used structurally

to avoid any secondary structure requirement, with glass fin beams and glass walls holding the glass roof.

The internal environment of this glass room is controlled with integrated solar shades fitted to the glass structure.

This was a highly engineered complex domestic project which involved a large team of specialists led by HKR.


Number 11 Grosvenor Square in Dublin 6 is a large 3,000 sq ft end-of-terrace Georgian house which has undergone a comprehensive but sensitive and significant restoration by HKR Architects.

The lands to the rear and side of the old house have also been developed and now contain 4 high-spec two bedroom mews houses designed by HKR.

The mews houses are contemporary and of the highest quality, with combed limestone cladding on the exterior and an exceptional internal specification appropriate to this prestigious location.

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At an average size of 950 sq ft, these mews houses are well-located, spacious and filled with light. The ground floor is open-plan with a kitchen and adjoining dining area which flows through to the sitting room – this in turn opens onto a lawned back garden.

A key feature in each mews is a limestone staircase with glass and polished steel surround which leads upstairs to two bedrooms, both with floor-to-ceiling doors and en suite bathrooms. The bedrooms are connected by a glass bridge.

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The Beach House on the east coast of Ireland was designed around the client’s wish to make the most of the sea view and feel an element of shelter from the exposing elements of coastal living.

The result is this contemporary house which cuts a bold insertion into the existing beachscape.

The house has been orientated to maximise the panoramic sea views to the east and the finished building provides a sheltered courtyard to the west.

The living spaces are clear and transparent, however they are anchored by strong boundary elements which achieves the privacy and clarity the client requires.

The design of this stunning site gave a rare opportunity to develop a unique and characteristic home, with the main residence at first floor level and self-contained guest accommodation at ground level.

The horizontal nature of the design follows the natural topography, allowing the building to relate to its surroundings while expressing the conceptual layout of the house. This demonstrates a clear architectural response to the difference between urban and beach living.

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Great Victoria Street

HKR has recently revealed its design plans for what will be the tallest building in Northern Ireland.

At 37 storeys, the proposed 100+ metre high Aurora Tower on Belfast’s Great Victoria Street will contain 280,000 sq ft of residential living and 8,000 sq ft of commercial space.

The Aurora Tower development will make a huge contribution towards the regeneration of Belfast. The £90 million scheme, by McAlister Homes, plans to be on site in 2009 with the tower completed in 2011.

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The Capital Centre project is located on a prominent corner near the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre, designed to support the new Exhibition Centre currently being extended and redeveloped.

The site is 22,000 sq ft in surface area and has a target development area of 280,000 sq ft with a podium and tower of 26 stories and 4 levels of basement car parking.

The building comprises 288 serviced apartments, 3 retail units, a restaurant, an executive lounge, a podium swimming pool, a gym and a multipurpose function room. In articulating the exterior form and massing of the building, the challenge is to create an exciting and visually dynamic form with a striking skyline and to optimise the efficiency of the floorplates.

The building design takes the form of a split tower with the core located within a central atrium space, providing a dynamic and active experience for the guests in the transition to and from the apartments. The atrium space will also bring natural daylight into the interior of the building.


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This new scheme in west London aims to provide a high quality, sustainable, residential development with a mix of private and affordable apartments and family townhouses, creating a total of 49 new homes.

The accommodation is arranged in six buildings, three of which are for private housing and three designated for affordable housing. The site will include car parking and secure bicycle stores for each residential unit, as well as communal gardens, communal terraces, private balconies and a private garden for each townhouse.

The scheme will also introduce green roofs to each building and a variety of new planting species to increase the ecology and biodiversity of the site, as well as provide a stimulating landscape in which to live.

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Canary Wharf forms a dramatic backdrop for the White Swan development, also known as The Lighthouse. This is an exclusive residential development comprising 113 apartments including spacious penthouses with dramatic views of the River Thames in London Docklands.

The White Swan development is confident and modern in style – there are four buildings, including a 12 storey tower, which sits on top of a basement car park.

The landscaped gardens include an open amphitheatre which is set around a distinctive water feature.

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Kingston Hall

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This recently completed apartment building for Woodbridge Developments at Kingston Hall is located in a mature suburban area at Rathfarnham, Dublin. The finished development is 4 storeys with 51 apartments.

The building is faced in brickwork, hardwood and stone cladding, with a pitched slate roof, creating a contemporary building suited for this suburban location.

The building encloses a large private landscaped space, which includes a lawn, paved terrace and water features. The existing mature trees and a stream have been integrated into the landscape design.


Skehan House

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Skehan House in south county Dublin is a good example of a sustainable infill apartment development in a suburban setting close to good transport links.

The natural features of the site have been exploited to create a unique and high quality environment.

The development was completed in three phases. The site was acquired with an existing 1960s office building which was refurbished. The two additional phases of the development consist of new residential buildings within the existing mature landscape.


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The Old Tramyard site at Castle Street Dalkey, which is just over half an acre, has been designed to integrate with Dalkey Village centre. The old tramyard will become a courtyard extension of the public domain of Castle Street and will be permanently accessible.

The development, providing for mixed use, will include 23 apartments and commercial units in three 3-storey blocks, arranged around an open courtyard, all over basement carpark.

The design includes new hard and soft landscaping. The existing tramlines, along with gate piers, gates and cobble stones within the yard are protected structures and will be retained. The general building forms and height are designed to be in character to the location.

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Temple Lane

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HKR’s design for Temple Lane is specifically tailored to its conservation setting on Lower Drumcondra Road.

The development on this half acre site bounded by protected structures will consist of 2 residential blocks ranging in height from 3-4 storeys over basement car park.

The two blocks, with a total area of 31,000 sq ft, will consist of 24 residential units of varying sizes, including 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments and duplex units.

The design proposal is of a compact courtyard development. The double height opening to this courtyard provides un-gated pedestrian access to the heart of the development.


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This residential development at Springfield Lane in Salford is over 30,000 sq ft and incorporates 77 apartments with balconies and gardens.

In dealing with a brownfield site of contaminated land, this modern design places car parking at ground floor with 4 and 5 stories of residential accommodation above, constructed from timber frame and clad in grey brick.

At ground floor HKR’s design includes a continually changing lighting feature behind translucent glass panels to add to the street life.

Five large private gardens are created at first floor level for residents and there are also two roof gardens at fifth floor to ensure that external space is maximised.

Entrances are identified by double height red portals which glow in the evening and further enhance activity at ground floor.

Steel and glass balconies with white brick recesses help turn the corners and order the façade. All windows are full room height, maximising daylight and adding to the spacious feel internally.

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PROPERTIES : PEEL HOLDINGS : PETER LEONARD & CO : PETROGAS GROUP : PHOTOLOGIC : PIERSE CONTRACTING : PINSENT MASONS : PIRIN GROUP : PIZZARO : PNPC :

PORTOBELLO COLLEGE : PRAGMA MANAGEMENT : PREM GROUP : PRIVATE WEALTH MANAGERS : PROJECT MANAGEMENT GROUP : PROPERTY ALLIANCE GROUP :

PRUDENTIAL : QUINLAN PRIVATE : QUINLAN PRIVATE GOLUB : QUINN GROUP : RAMMON GROUP : RED GROUP : REDHILL PROPERTIES : REDQUARTZ : REDWOOD PROPERTIES

: REMAX PROPERTY SERVICES : RHONELLEN DEVELOPMENTS : RI INVESTMENT GROUP : RICHMOND PARTNERSHIP : RINEVIEW DEVELOPMENTS : RIVERVIEW RACKET &

TENNIS CLUB : ROHAN HOLDINGS : ROK GROUP : ROSBERG PARTNERS : ROSEBERRY HOMES : ROSEPARK DEVELOPMENT CO : ROSSLYN : ROTUMA : ROYAL & SUN ALLIANCE :

ROYAL LONDON ASSET MANAGEMENT : ROYAL ST GEORGE YACHT CLUB : ROYCETON : RQB : RUSSELLS CONTRACTORS : SAINSBURY : SALMON DEVELOPMENTS : SANDALL

: SANDYFORD FORUM DEVELOPMENTS : SAWGRASS : SEAN CONDON DEVELOPMENTS : SEKYRA GROUP : SHANKILL TENNIS CLUB : SHEEHAN & CO : SHELMAN PROPERTIES

: SHIELDPOINT : SIAC : SIEMENS : SIGNATURE CAPITAL : SMITH FOY : SOFTCO : SOFTECH : SOMMERTON PROPERTIES : SOUTH COUNTY DEVELOPMENTS : SPACE

DEVELOPMENTS : SPACEWORKS : SPAIN COURTNEY DOYLE : ST RAPHAEL’S GARDA CREDIT UNION : STAFFORD GROUP : STATION HOUSE PROPERTIES : STATOIL : STEREAME

PARTNERSHIP : SUNDAYS WELL PROPERTIES : SUNTEC HOMES : TAGGART HOLDINGS : TEDCASTLE HOLDINGS : TELEREAL : THE GROUCHO CLUB : THE HEALTH PARTNERSHIP

: THE ROSE PROJECT : THE SHELBOURNE HOTEL : THISTLE HOTELS : THOMAS THOMPSON HOLDINGS : TIERNAN PROPERTIES : TIFFEN DEVELOPMENTS : TOM COYLE

PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT : TONABRUCKY CONSTRUCTION : TORC GROUP : TOWER GATE DEVELOPMENTS : TRANSLLOYD DEVELOPMENTS : TREASURY HOLDINGS :

TRINITY BIOTECH : TRINITY HOTELS : TRINTECH GROUP : TUDORVALE PROPERTIES : UK LAND AND PROPERTY : UNICORN HOMES : UNITED UTILITIES : UNIVERSAL

INNOVATIONS : UPDATE TECHNOLOGIES : UPLANDS : VICTORIA HOMES : VISION DEVELOPMENT CO : VULCAN MANAGEMENT : WALSH & MCCABE :

WALSH MAGUIRE & CO : WATERLOO QUARTER BUSINESS ALLIANCE : WCI COMMUNITIES : WESTERN RIDGE PROPERTIES : WESTHILL INVESTMENTS : WEXELE :

WHITECASTLE DEVELOPMENTS : WHITFIELD DEVELOPMENTS : WILLIAM FRY : WILLIAM HARVEY & CO : WINDOVER DEVELOPMENTS : WINDSOR CAR MOTORS :

WOODBRIDGE DEVELOPMENTS : WOODIES : WRIGHT GROUP : YORK HOUSE REAL INVESTMENT : ZELDA PROPERTIES : ZONE DEVELOPMENTS : ZURICH BANK :

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