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Inspired by innovation. Driven by imagination.For centuries, Limerick has been an international trading hub. Over two hundred years ago, local entrepreneurial families developed deep, lasting and profitable connections with mainland Europe. Later, the first transatlantic air routes added to the city’s cosmopolitan character and enhanced its commercial reputation.

Today, an exciting new initiative is drawing on this heritage. The Gardens International is an iconic office development that reimagines one of Limerick’s most historic and innovative buildings for the 21st century.

Two centuries ago, the brilliant and dynamic William Roche created the ‘Hanging Gardens’, a breathtaking set of tiered gardens between O’Connell Street and Henry Street.

Covering almost an acre and reaching 70 feet into the air, the brilliantly engineered Gardens grew exotic fruits, beautiful flowers and an extensive range of vegetables, on terraces over huge vaulted storehouses.

The ‘Hanging Gardens’ are long gone. But the architecture and vision that supported them has survived. And this is now being incorporated into the fabric of The Gardens International. Taking inspiration from Roche’s vision - and honouring Limerick’s international entrepreneurial heritage - The Gardens International will ensure that a site that once astonished local and international visitors will once again be associated with innovation, ambition and imagination.

A visionary past.

A vibrant future.

The Combination Of Dynamic Contemporary Architecture And Old Heritage Buildings

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Limerick will again be graced by the beauty of nature where William Roche’s hanging gardens once flourished


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Amenities that offer something for everyone Thomond Park is Munster’s home ground and a mecca for rugby lovers. Limerick Racecourse also quickens the pulses of racing fans, both nationally and internationally.

If history and heritage capture your interest, so will Craggaunowen Heritage Park which features a full-sized crannog (medieval island home). Bunratty Castle and the Foynes Flying Boat Museum and Heritage Centre are amongst the area’s many other attractions.

In the cultural sphere The Hunt Museum consistently attracts praise for its superb collections of art and antiquities housed in one of Limerick’s finest Georgian houses. The University of Limerick has become one of Ireland’s most respected centres of learning since becoming a university in 1989.

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m o d e r n c i t y , L i m e r i c k

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University of Limerick The Hunt Museum

Howleys Quay Riverside BoardwalkBedford Row

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The magnificent Burren and Cliffs of Moher are less than an hour’s drive away while the Wild Atlantic Way offers a unique opportunity to experience Ireland’s untamed western seaboard.

Limerick City is also the gateway to many of Irelands most beautiful and iconic natural landscapes

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Riverfest Limerick Canoeing on the River Shannon

Greyhound Stadium

The Limerick Strand Hotel

Limerick Institute of Technology

King John’s Castle Great Limerick Run, Living Bridge, University of Limerick Riverfest Limerick

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Just 20 minutes from Shannon International Airport which offers full US customs pre-clearance and direct flights to Britain and mainland Europe, Limerick is one of Ireland’s best-connected cities.

It is equally well served by sea. Taking advantage of some of the world’s deepest and most sheltered harbours, Shannon Foynes Port Company (SFPC) is transforming the Shannon estuary into an international economic hub.

The city itself is also investing in its future. As part of a plan to transform Limerick into a major economic force in the Irish and European stage, €1bn is now being committed to generate 12,000 new jobs.

Unsurprisingly, Limerick’s energy and commitment to development attracts dynamic new businesses across many sectors. These include medical, IT, electronics and financial services, while nine of the world’s top 10 pharmaceutical companies are located within two hours drive.

Decades of development have transformed Limerick

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nsToday, successful business locations are judged on three key criteria: their educational facilities and standards, their housing and office capacity, their availability of talent and their quality of life. Across all four areas, Limerick scores highly:

Three of Ireland’s most respected third level academic institutions are located in Limerick: University of Limerick (UL), Limerick Institute of Technology (LIT) and Mary Immaculate College (MIC).

Each year, 6,000 people graduate in IT, Life Sciences, Business Administration, Engineering, Technology and other disciplines.

62% of Limerick’s 30-34 year olds have completed 3rd level education - a percentage that significantly exceeds the European average.

On average, Limerick’s housing costs are 30% less than the national average.

In a recent survey of 367 cities, Limerick was named the most affordable place to buy a home1.

In 2016, an average four-bedroom semi-detached house in Limerick cost €197,000 – less than half the price of a similar house in Dublin.

1 13th Annual Demographia International Housing Affordability Survey 2017 [Year TBC]

The Mid-West attracts highly educated professionals; 96% have a third level qualification.

‘Limerick for IT’ and ‘Limerick for Engineering’ are two programmes established in recent years between the city’s third level institutions to develop the quality and quantity of IT and Engineering talent within the region.

Limerick is affordable. The city has the highest level of disposable income per capita outside of the greater Dublin region. This, combined with lower living costs. make Limerick a very cost-effective place to live.

Commuting times are short. For two-thirds of the working population, the commute is less than thirty minutes.

Schools are plentiful. There are 33 primary schools and 15 secondary schools in Limerick city and a further 107 primary schools and 17 post primary schools across the county.

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This LEED Gold Building provides high performanceGrade A office workspace over six floorsThe Gardens International Office will have a unique character, enriched by the combination of dynamic contemporary architecture and old heritage buildings and will be Limericks first city centre LEED Gold certified office scheme.

The development sets new standards of design construction and prestige and is perfectly positioned to cater for a range of business needs.

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The impressive entrance is framed by a restored original 19th century arched structure leading to an expansive reception with contemporary finishes where you immediately get a sense of the quality of this building.

Tenant amenities include dedicated male and female shower and changing facilities and secure bicycle parking.

The office accommodationextends to 80,000 sq ft finished to the highest specification.

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Entrance Lobby - Structural glazing with automated entrance doors.

Modern Office Façade - High performance curtain walling with anodized aluminium brise soleil to selected areas with high performance solar control glazing.

Sand blasted opaque glass rain screen cladding to selected areas.

Courtyard Elevations - High performance curtain with anodized aluminium brise soleil to selected areas with high performance solar control glazing.

Anodised aluminium rain screen cladding to selected areas.

Entrance Lobby - Flamed limestone flooring.

Central Foyer - Bianco di Carrara (white marble).

Lift Lobbies - European oak hardwood flooring.

Gardens Central office - 600 x 600 raised access floor system.

No. 19 - 600 x 600 raised access floor system.

Mercantile and GPO protected structures - Hardwood floating floor on concrete base.

Oak handrails to main stairs.

No. 19 - Solid oak treads to staircase.

Mercantile building - Solid oak treads to staircase.

Rubber floor sheeting / paint finishes to escape staircases.

8 x 9.6m structural grid with minimal columns creating large-span office space.

3.8m slab to slab to office floor heights.

3.1m clear ceiling from FFL to underside of fair-faced concrete slab.

Floor slab 400mm reinforced concrete flat slab construction with fair-faced finish to exposed soffit.

Entrance Lobby - Restored brick and limestone within an original 18th century structure.

Central Foyer - Bianco di Carrara (white marble) / White painted plaster.

Central Lift Lobby (Ground Floor only) - Bianco di Carrara (white marble) / Ribbed acoustic ceiling panels.

Central Lift Lobby (upper floors) - oak veneered linings / Ribbed acoustic ceiling panels.

Solid oak internal glazed screens with fire-rated glass to selected areas as required.

No. 19 - Fair-faced white concrete finishes.

Lift Lobby (No.19 Ground Floor only) - Bianco di Carrara (white marble) / Exposed concrete.

Lift Lobby (No.19 Upper floors) - oak veneered linings/ Exposed concrete.

Mercantile and GPO protected structures - Painted plaster and or dry lining.

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7.2m x 8m structural grid with minimal columns creating large-span office space.

3.7m slab to slab to office floor heights.

2.6m clear ceiling from FFL.

Floor slab 300mm reinforced concrete flat slab construction.

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Oak veneered doors with solid oak hardwood edge trims.

Doors to lift lobbies – oak veneered glazed doors with solid oak hardwood edge trims.

Ironmongery in brushed stainless steel finish with access control to selected doors.

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High performance membrane finish to flat roof areas with light coloured top surface to achieve LEED Gold rating.

Green roof to selected areas with an intensive roof build-up.

Natural slate roof finishes to the Mercantile and GPO protected structures.

R O O F F I N I S H E S

Single storey basement with reinforced concrete walls.

26 office carparking spaces with epoxy paint floor finish.

50 cycle bays in dedicated bicycle storage area.

Fully automated security roller shutter screen at entrance to carpark.

B A S E M E N T

Gardens Central office - Passenger lifts include 2 No. 1,000kg MRL geared electric traction passenger lifts (Duplex control).

No. 19 - 1 No. 800kg MRL geared electric traction passenger lift (Simplex control).

Lifts comply with Part M of Building Regulations and European Lift Standards EN-81.

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Entrance Lobby - Restored vaulted brick arch within an original 18th century structure to entrance.

Central Foyer - White painted timber slats with acoustic insulation.

Lift Lobbies - Veneered acoustic suspended ceiling.

Gardens Central office - 600 x 600 metal suspended ceiling system.

No. 19 - Fair-faced white concrete finishes.

Mercantile and GPO protected structures - Restored ceiling finishes / suspended plasterboard ceilings.

C E I L I N G F I N I S H E S

High quality ceramic sanitary fittings.

High pressure laminate cubicle systems.

Modern changing room lockers.

Warm air dryers in all toilet areas.

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ICT Cable management provided in all main service risers and linked to the buildings incoming service ducts.

ICT cable way connections provided to building on Henry Street at rear in Post Office Lane.

ICT cable fit out including incoming fibre optic service by tenant.

Electrical services are based on a ‘shell and core’ scheme at a 1 person per 10sqm net occupancy. Provision is made for tenant fit out of general lighting and power services, door access control, emergency lighting and fire alarm systems.

High efficiency LED lighting and emergency lighting is provided to all landlord/common areas.

Main entrance/exit doors at ground floor level in landlord/common areas are provided with access control and intercom and are monitored by CCTV.

Cable containment systems link service risers to all tenant spaces. Separate containment is provided for mains power, fire alarm, ICT/communications wiring.

Gardens International is protected by a fully automated analogue addressable, open protocol fire detection and alarm system. System in accordance with IS3218: 2013.

First Aid portable type fire extinguishers are provided in accordance with IS291:2015.

A fully automated building management control system will be provided to control and monitor all mechanical services plant. The BMS will also log consumption of energy and water.

Low pressure hot water radiator heating system connected to the metered service provided by the landlord. Heating fit out to include local thermostatic controls and automatic controls with service/energy consumption to be monitored by the landlord’s central plant and BMS.

Natural Ventilation - Category A fit out to include automatic controls and wiring associated with the motorized window actuators. The control system will include the a central controller and control panel with local manual system over-ride switches.

Fit out of the Ground Floor office space will include roof top ventilation plant, wiring and air distribution ducting within the unit.

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Mechanical systems are developed on the basis of a ‘shell and core’ scheme at a 1 person per 10sqm net occupancy, with facilities provided for sub-metering.

Mechanical services are designed to meet the requirements of LEED Gold Certification and A3 Energy Rating.

Central HWS storage will be provided and boosted hot water services will be generated by high efficiency low NOX natural gas fired LPHW boiler system and solar thermal panels.

High efficiency water cooled chillers c/w dry air coolers and water stations will be provided to generate thermal cooling storage during night time. Cooling energy will be stored in phase change thermal buffer tanks to supply chilled water during day time.

No. 19, GPO and Mercantile Buildings are naturally ventilated and are not air conditioned. Heating connections with energy metering provided for tenant connection.

No. 19 concrete ceilings will be exposed for heat sink/natural cooling purposes, and therefore suspended ceilings will not be provided.

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Intruder alarm system monitors the building perimeter.

CCTV cameras monitor all building entrances / exits, basement car park areas, lift lobbies and central concourse / atrium.

Proximity card access control system provided to all building entrances.

Intercom system provided at all main entrances.

S E C U R I T Y S Y S T E M S

The Gardens Central office space will be air conditioned via 4-pipe fan coil units mounted above ceiling level with pressure independent waterside control.

Fan coil units provided on 1:27 sqm net floor area for perimeter zones and 1:40sqm net floor area for internal zones, in main building only. FCU Specific fan power not greater than 0.35Watts/L/Sec. Fans will be high efficiency EC type and fan coil units will be Eurovent Certified.

Each fan coil connects to a series of supply air diffusers in the ceiling.

Chilled water (80C Flow / 140C Return) and low temperature hot water (700C Flow / 550C Return) are provided to the fan coil units for cooling and heating.

Fresh air ventilation provided via local high efficiency heat recovery ventilation units. Ventilation air will be drawn in through high level louvres above ceiling level and stale air will be exhausted to atmosphere via high level louvres above ceiling. Fresh air ventilation provided at a rate of 10 litres per second per person.

G A R D E N S C E N T R A L M E C H A N I C A L S E R V I C E S - C A T E G O R Y A F I T O U T

Lighting in open plan areas to be provided on basis of 500 lux average illuminance and a maximum power loading of 8 Watts per sq.m using high efficiency LED luminaires. Lighting installations to include DALI controls and daylight sensors with luminaires to have a glare rating of UGR 19 in accordance with CIBSE LG-7 Lighting Code.

Emergency lighting to be installed in accordance with IS3217:2013. Automatic fire detection and alarm installations to be provided to open plan areas in accordance with IS3218: 2013.

Cable containment only in raised access floor voids for power and data wiring with floor outlet boxes (1 No. per 10m2), wiring not provided.

A local power distribution panel will be provided and connected to the main electrical distribution board located in the basement switchroom.

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M E C H A N I C A L S E R V I C E S

Internal Winter Dry Bulb 21oC +/- 2oC

Internal Winter RH Not Controlled

Internal Summer Dry Bulb 22.5oC +/- 1.5oC

Internal Summer RH Not Controlled

External Winter -4oC, 100% RH

External Summer +28oC DB, +20oC WB

Occupancy Density 1 person / 10m2

Fresh Air Allowance 10 litres/sec per person

Air Conditioning Systems 4 Pipe fan coil, water side control

Fan Coil Density 1 FCU/27m2 Perimeter1 FCU/40m2 Internal

Internal Heat GainsLighting: 8 w/m2

Small Power: 20 w/m2

People: 90 Watts / Person (Sensible)

Cold Water Storage 40 litres per person

Hot Water Storage 5 litres per person / generation

Chilled Water 8oC Flow / 14oC Return

Heating Water 70oC Flow / 55oC Return

Thermal Storage Phase change material for cooling

Renewables Solar Thermal Panels on roof

Noise Rating NR 35 Office.

LEED Rating LEED GOLD

BER Rating A3

Service Connections to Tenancy

Heating Water (Metered)• Chilled Water (Metered)• Mains Water (Metered)• Electrical Power (Metered)• Drain Connection Pipe

Boilers 3 x High Efficiency Modulating Natural Gas Condensing Type

Chillers 2 x High efficiency water cooled type with water stations, dry coolers and thermal storage

Basement Car Park VentilationPropulsion fan system6 Air changes per hour (Normal)10 Air changes per hour (Fire)

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Workstations Allowance 1 per 10m2

Lighting Level Office 500 Lux

Lighting Type High Efficiency LED

Lighting Control Dali System. Daylight and occupancy sensing / controls

Lighting Power 8 Watts (Maximum) per sq. m in open plan areas.

Emergency Lighting As per IS3217: 2013 requirements

Fire Detection and Alarm Fully addressable, Type L1 as per IS3218:2013 requirements

Small Power Loading 20 Watts per m2

ICT Wiring As per tenant fit out

Cable Distribution to Work Stations Via raised access floor

Emergency Generator None

Lightning Protection Building Protected as per IS EN 62305

Door Access Control Yes

CCTV Building entrances, exits, car parking, lift lobbies, foyers and atrium. Digital IP based system

Intercom At main entrances to building

Lift Services2 No. 1,000kg MRL geared electric traction1 No. 800kg MRL geared electric traction passenger liftNo goods lift

Air Conditioned Areas

Main Building Tenant Areas Yes. 4 Pipe FCU’S

Building No. 19 Not airconditioned. Naturally ventilated and radiator type heating

Mercantile Building, GPO, Hanging Gdns. Not airconditioned. Naturally ventilated and radiator type heating

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rsA unique entity - Limerick Twenty Thirty Strategic Development DAC – is developing The Gardens International. This is the first vehicle in Ireland to be wholly owned by a local authority and created specifically to deliver a city and countywide investment programme. Under this, a number of strategic sites are being developed, all of which complement each other and help deliver the Limerick Twenty Thirty DAC economic and spatial plan.

Chaired by Denis Brosnan, the founder of Kerry Group plc, Limerick Twenty Thirty DAC is led by David Conway who was previously the CEO of the National Sports Campus Development Authority.

The expertise behind the vision

Professionalteam

Limerick Twenty Thirty DAC C L I E N T

Tom Mc Namara & PartnersQ U A N T I T Y S U R V E Y O R

JJ Rhatigan & Co.C O N T R A C T O R

Murphy Facade StudioF A C A D E C O N S U L T A N T

Carr Cotter & Naessens / Denis Byrne Architects

A R C H I T E C T

Chris Mee GroupP S D P

Kerin Contract ManagementP R O J E C T M A N A G E R

Jeremy Gardner AssociatesF I R E C O N S U L T S N T

Punch Consulting EngineersS t r u c t u r a l E n g i n e e r

Meehan GreenL E E D C O N S U L T A N T

Don O Malley & PartnersS E R V I C E S E N G I N E E R

Cushman & Wakefield L E A S I N G A G E N T

Carrig Conservation International C O N S E R V A T I O N

The developersGardens International

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6 Shannon StreetLimerick+353 (0) 61 418111

164 Shebourne Road, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4+353 (0) 1 639 9300

John Buckley061 [email protected]

Karl Byrne01 [email protected]

www.cushmanwakefield.ie

PSRA No: 002222

L i m e r i c k D u b l i n

DisclaimerConditions to be noted: A full copy of our general brochure conditions can be viewed on our website at http://www.sherryfitz.ie/terms or can be requested from your local Cushman & Wakefield office. We strongly recommend that you familiarise yourself with these general conditions. PSRA Registration Number: 002222.

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