New CGIs for Dublin’s tallest office building – The EXO
Dublin’s tallest office building is to be built over the next two years at Point Square on the city’s docks – 73m structure, which could house up to 2,000 office workers Dublin’s tallest commercial office building >> The Exo Building >>
New dynamic heartbeat on Spencer Dock – Visual Lab Visualisation
This part of the site, to be known as Spencer Place, has been targeted for a development extending to 66,599sq m (717,000sq ft). The four proposed buildings will include a 212-bed hotel, restaurant/retail units and 46,184sq m (500,000sq ft) of LEED platinum-rated office accommodation. New six-acre waterfront building on Spencer Dock >>
3D Renderings for prime Dublin docklands location – Sir John Rogerson’s Quay
The 10,219sq m (110,000sq ft) building, to be known as 1SJRQ, is due to be completed by June, 2018. 1SJRQ is a unique mix of old and new to access significant office space in a prime location. 1SJRQ is a standout headquarter base, prominently located at the point where Dublin’s most dynamic international business district
Visualisation created for planned offices at AIB Bankcentre
Visual Lab completed a series of 3D visuals for proposed offices at AIB Bankcentre. Irish property developer Johnny Ronan is to seek planning approval for the largest Dublin office development since the property crash. Visual Lab collaborated with Architect Paul O’Brien of HJL who designed the six-storey blocks. “The plan was to create a visual interplay
3D Visuals created for Vertium building on Burlington Road
Visual Lab were delighted to be involved in creating the 3D animation for the Vertium building on Burlington Road in Dublin. We created multiple visuals and animations for one of the first major central business district development since the recession. The visualisation process took several months to complete and Visual Lab worked with architects to
Major office development set for Albert Quay in Cork
CORK is getting a new six storey office block at Albert Quay in the city’s docklands region. Construction on the €90 million development is set to begin this year and it’s proposed that it will be completed by the autumn on 2018. Cork City Council have now given the green light for the plans which