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Didcot
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Leo Lynch provided services for new high-performing office development block in the heart of Dublin City Centre.

LEED Platinum, WELL Gold and a BER A3 Energy rated performance.

One Wilton Park is a new 13,500m2 office building which forms part of IPUT’s 55,000m2 Wilton Park development. It has been designed to achieve LEED Platinum, WELL Gold and a BER A3 Energy ratings. The project was designed in BIM Level 2. 

Leo Lynch carried out the full mechanical installation for the Shell & Core. Services included LPHW and CHW to each floor and landlord area, water and drainage services to main toilet core, two smoke extract systems, a car park extract system, full sprinkler coverage to landlord areas, and sprinkler supply to each floor area. The project also included space heating and cooling to lift lobbies, provided by fan coil units. For the seven bridge areas linking the main floor areas via the full height glass atrium, space heating and cooling is provided by trench units installed in each bridge. Main plant installed includes gas fired boilers, CHP unit, water cooled chillers, AHUs, dry air coolers and full B.M.S controls package.

Images courtesy of IPUT Real Estate Dublin.

Space heating and cooling to lift lobbies

Leo Lynch helps to convert a 19th century riverfront warehouse into a 7,500m2 office building.

LEED platinum and WELL enabled specification achieved for an iconic riverfront building.

This project is the redevelopment of the last remaining 19th Century Warehouse on Sir John Rogerson’s Quay, Dublin. IPUT have created a 7,500m2, iconic, riverfront office building, which retains many of the original warehouse features including the Scots Pine Trusses and the Marine School stone walls. Designed to achieve LEED Platinum certification, this building is WELL Enabled. This project was carried out in BIM Level 2. 


Leo Lynch installed the Shell & Core services including LPHW and CHW services to each floor area, water and drainage services to the main toilet core and basement shower rooms, ventilation services to each floor area, smoke extract system and carpark extract system. Space heating and cooling is provided in landlord areas via fan coil units in the lift lobbies and reception area, and underfloor heating in the changing rooms and reception area. An irrigation system for landscaped areas and bib taps which uses harvested rainwater.  

Images courtesy of IPUT Real Estate Dublin 

Fan coil units in lift lobbies/receptions and underfloor heating in the changing rooms

 Leo Lynch worked on this Dublin commercial office development, consisting of three blocks and seven-to-eight stories over two basement levels. 

LEED Gold certification standard achieved for multi-million commercial office development in Dublin.

The commercial sector of the Capital Dock development on Sir John Rogerson's Quay is split into three separate blocks, each seven or eight stories high over two basement levels and totalling 31,500m2 of office accommodation. Each block is independent of the others in terms of services delivery. The plant totals include nine air handling units, six chillers, nine boilers, four B.M.S systems, 800+ fan coil units and associated pumping equipment.  The basement area includes four separate water supply systems and a central car park ventilation system. The mechanical scope also includes drainage piping, rain water piping and various fire protection systems. This project was designed to LEED Gold Certification. 

Leo Lynch completed a project for a major 75.5m2, €90m refurbishment of existing science buildings and new build of further blocks. 

BREEAM Excellent rating for science building refurb and new block build.

The UCD O’Brien Centre for Science was a major 75.5m2 €90m project involving the refurbishment of existing science buildings, new build of further blocks, and overall integration to one building to a BREEAM Excellent Rating. A signature feature of the project is the new atrium designed to fully integrate into both the existing and new buildings.  


Facilities include teaching and research; lecture theatres / classrooms; wet, damp and dry labs; offices, catering, social, exhibit and support areas. This project was carried out on a live third-level campus.

UCD O'Brien Centre

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