Dublin Open House – Festival of Architecture. 7-15 October 2023
Dublin Open House is coming up and there are a number of locations opening their doors that EirEng are proud to have been a part of.
We look forward to getting out and about, exploring the city we call home and the architecture that makes it, we hope you do too!
Grangegorman Campus:
A Tapestry of Innovation
Experience the evolution of Grangegorman Campus through various works that reflect our commitment to innovation and excellence in civil and structural engineering. We supported the university with the library relocation for the Grangegorman campus.
Phibsborough Stadium:
Demolition Phases Unveiled
Step into the history and future of Phibsborough Stadium and Dalymount Park. We’ve recently been providing engineering input on the demolition phases of this historic stadium. The stadium is home to The Bohemians, a football club with a rich history and owned by the fans since 1890. Launched in Spring, 2023, the Bohemian Way is a new cultural experience that combines the rich history of Bohemian Football Club with a call to action on the climate crisis. This event on Friday the 13th October, will comprise a 2.5km historical walking tour around Dublin 7, guided by Bohs club historian Gerry Farrell, taking in some 40 sites of significance.
Guinness Storehouse:
Crafting Steel Connections and Temporary Works
Explore the heart of the Guinness Storehouse, where our engineers’ expertise in steel connections and temporary works has contributed to the structural integrity of this iconic landmark. The story of Guinness begins over 250 years ago and ends in the Gravity Bar, where tour visitors receive a complimentary pint of Guinness while relaxing and enjoying spectacular views over Dublin.
Central Plaza:
International Collaborationrary Works
EirEng Consulting proudly collaborated with TESS Atelier d’Ingénierie, serving as local engineers to bring Central Plaza to life, adding our touch to Dublin’s vibrant cityscape.
