Jay-Aitch
Dublin Convention Centre
The Convention Centre Dublin in Spencer Dock, a Public Private Partnership project between the Office of Public Works and Spencer Dock International Conference Centre Limited, was successfully completed in September 2010. The project was a Design and Build project, with the design team novated to CMP, the design & build contractor. The building comprises two large exhibition spaces (with capacity for 2000 people each), a 2000 seater world class auditorium and numerous multi purpose meeting room facilities.
The building is unusual in that all of the above spaces are stacked vertically, with a limited number of structural support columns allowed in the functional spaces. The primary structural frame is structural steel, with the basement slab/retaining walls and exposed external slabs constructed in reinforced concrete.
O’Connor Sutton Cronin were the Civil/Structural Engineer’s on this exciting and challenging project, bringing nearly twenty years of experience working with complex structural projects to the project.
The building is unusual in that all of the above spaces are stacked vertically, with a limited number of structural support columns allowed in the functional spaces. The primary structural frame is structural steel, with the basement slab/retaining walls and exposed external slabs constructed in reinforced concrete.
O’Connor Sutton Cronin were the Civil/Structural Engineer’s on this exciting and challenging project, bringing nearly twenty years of experience working with complex structural projects to the project.
Dublin Convention Centre
The Convention Centre Dublin in Spencer Dock, a Public Private Partnership project between the Office of Public Works and Spencer Dock International Conference Centre Limited, was successfully completed in September 2010. The project was a Design and Build project, with the design team novated to CMP, the design & build contractor. The building comprises two large exhibition spaces (with capacity for 2000 people each), a 2000 seater world class auditorium and numerous multi purpose meeting room facilities.
The building is unusual in that all of the above spaces are stacked vertically, with a limited number of structural support columns allowed in the functional spaces. The primary structural frame is structural steel, with the basement slab/retaining walls and exposed external slabs constructed in reinforced concrete.
O’Connor Sutton Cronin were the Civil/Structural Engineer’s on this exciting and challenging project, bringing nearly twenty years of experience working with complex structural projects to the project.
The building is unusual in that all of the above spaces are stacked vertically, with a limited number of structural support columns allowed in the functional spaces. The primary structural frame is structural steel, with the basement slab/retaining walls and exposed external slabs constructed in reinforced concrete.
O’Connor Sutton Cronin were the Civil/Structural Engineer’s on this exciting and challenging project, bringing nearly twenty years of experience working with complex structural projects to the project.