TERMINAL 2 AND PIER E — DUBLIN AIRPORT

TERMINAL 2 AND PIER E — DUBLIN AIRPORT

Since opening in 2010, Terminal 2 (T2) at Dublin Airport has delivered radical improvements in comfort levels — and passenger numbers. More than 100 million passengers have been welcomed to the stunning three-storey curvilinear building, which has been praised widely for its design and quality of the finish. PJ Hegarty took over the project when the terminal building was a shell and core, and we created a modern, user-friendly interior and environment that meets the highest international standards.

DECENTRALISED GOVERNMENT OFFICES, KILLARNEY

DECENTRALISED GOVERNMENT OFFICES, KILLARNEY

The new Headquarters for the Department of Arts, Sport & Tourism in Killarney was one of the first decentralised government offices to reach the construction stage in Ireland. The project saw the construction of a four-storey office building on a greenfield site on New Road, comprising 4,300 square metres of offices for the proposed relocation of 140 civil servants as well as a car park with 150 parking spaces.

CENTRAL LABORATORY, MARROWBONE LANE

CENTRAL LABORATORY, MARROWBONE LANE

PJ Hegarty was involved in a prestigious project to design and build a new Central Laboratory for Dublin City Council. The building is an internationally accredited laboratory for biological and veterinary testing, and chemical testing. The project was completed in 15 months, and opened in 2002 in Marrowbone Lane, in the heart of the Liberties area in inner city Dublin 8.

NATIONAL GALLERY OF IRELAND – DARGAN WING ROOF

NATIONAL GALLERY OF IRELAND – DARGAN WING ROOF

This contract was part of a larger project to refurbish and redesign Dublin’s National Gallery of Ireland on Merrion Square, one of a number of historic buildings in the area including Dáil Éireann, the Natural History Museum, and the National Museum. Our remit was the careful removal and replacement of the existing glass/slate roof and ‘laylight’ glazing that connected two historic wings of the listed building.

FINGAL COUNTY HALL

FINGAL COUNTY HALL

PJ Hegarty worked closely with the design team to construct and fit out this innovative and energy-efficient public office building in Swords, Co Dublin. Fingal County Council wanted the local community to witness democracy at work, so the concepts of ‘openness’ and ‘transparency’ were fundamental. The brief was simple, but the construction process was anything but. The complex design and bespoke materials challenged suppliers and tradesmen to push the limits of their expertise.

DUBLIN AIRPORT, CHECK-IN AREA 14

DUBLIN AIRPORT, CHECK-IN AREA 14

PJ Hegarty led this project to create a vibrant, modern and much-needed check-in area capable of handling up to four million passengers a year, which marked the first phase of new development within Dublin Airport. Alongside our partners, we transformed an existing double-height basement storage area within the terminal into Check-In Area 14, adding 25 new check-In desks, a ticket office, and 12 self-service kiosks. The check-in area measures about one quarter of the existing floor area of the terminal and was delivered on time and within budget.

Haulbowline East Tip remediation project

Haulbowline East Tip remediation project

M50 (PHASE 2) PPP CONTRACT

M50 (PHASE 2) PPP CONTRACT

N6 PPP MOTORWAY PROJECT (GALWAY TO BALLINASLOE)

N6 PPP MOTORWAY PROJECT (GALWAY TO BALLINASLOE)

Carrigrennan wastewater treatment plant

Carrigrennan wastewater treatment plant

P.J Hegarty worked alongside our partner VINCI Construction on the design, build and operation of the Cork wastewater treatment and mud-recycling plant at Carrigrennan, on the Little Island peninsula at the mouth of the Lee River. The plant was the final component in the city’s water-sanitation network and was an important capacity upgrade required to meet the needs of a population of 250,000.