Finanzierung für 800 Häuser in Cork mit einem Programm, das das höchste Gebäude Irlands umfasst
https://www.irishexaminer.com/news/munster/arid-41682977.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=bluesky
Von Eoghanolf
Finanzierung für 800 Häuser in Cork mit einem Programm, das das höchste Gebäude Irlands umfasst
https://www.irishexaminer.com/news/munster/arid-41682977.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=bluesky
Von Eoghanolf
9 Kommentare
It’s coming home lads. But instead of Dublin’s monument to excess at Capital Dock which crudely replaced our own majeatic Elysian, Red Cork is raising a symbol to the people.
For people who are familiar with Dublin, it’ll basically be the exact same size as the new one on Tara street.
Why do they keep building skyscrapers on marshland?
Maybe building technology has really improved but it seems mad to me
Great news for the city, and if the railway gardens and Anglesea Terrace building get built, there’ll be a nice cluster of high-rises together in the next few years.
The actually got planning permission for this? It’s a miracle!
Given Dublin City Councils backwards and self-defeatist mindset re development…
It’s actually a great opportunity for other cities in Ireland to build big and put Dublin to shame. „Skyline“ my arse.
Why not aim for the stars Cork. Lift the lid on development and see where it takes you
I read about this years ago and other tall buildings for cork. None have come about.
Rarely are these projects ever built.
To be honest, perhaps I am just too cynical but until building works actually commence physically, I wouldn’t hold my breath.
Cork – Dublin is starting to feel like Chicago – New York vibes albeit buildings that are 2? floors high vs 1?? Floors high.