Conservation & Restoration

Leinster House Restoration and Conservation Works

This restoration and conservation project at Historic Leinster House involved the renewal of mechanical, electrical and communication services, together with new lift installation; structural strengthening works; ‘fire-protection’ systems upgrade; ‘air-handling’ systems replacement; refurbishment of existing historic windows, shutters and other internal joinery; stone repairs internally and externally; stabilisation and repair of existing historic plaster ceilings; re-roofing works including asbestos slate removal, lead and copper work repair & renewal; fitting of new W.C’s at various levels; redecoration and all necessary finishing works.

The completed works has secured the structural and architectural integrity of the building for the foreseeable future. The building has now been comprehensively protected from the risk of fire and the entirely new services installations are thoroughly modern and fit for purpose. Furthermore, the environmental performance of the building has been significantly enhanced as a consequence of low energy lighting, significantly more efficient heating, draught proofing and insulation as a byproduct of the very comprehensive fire protection.

Contract Duration

12 Months

Contract Value

€11.3M

Client

Office of Public Works

Sector

Conservation/ Restoration

Architect

Office of Public Works

Civil / Structural Engineer

Office of Public Works

Services Engineer

Office of Public Works

Quantity Surveyor

Mott McDonald

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