Maccreanor Lavington bags huge Dublin masterplan role

The greater Dublin area, with the City Edge Project footprint highlighted at the left

Practice hired to produce regeneration blueprint for 40,000-home City Edge Project

Maccreanor Lavington has been appointed to produce a strategic framework masterplan for a huge regeneration scheme at the south-western edge of Dublin.

The City Edge Project is Ireland’s largest urban regeneration scheme and has aspirations to create 40,000 new homes and around 75,000 jobs on land in the Naas Road, Ballymount and Park West areas of the city.

The 700ha project footprint straddles the boundary of Dublin City Council and South Dublin County Council and Maccreanor Lavington’s Urban Studio is working with both to produce a vision for how the area, which is around four miles from the city centre, could develop over the next three decades.

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