Henry J Lyons Architects’ Post

Glass Bottle Site | January 2025 With the scaffold dropping and the unitised facade going up, we are starting to see Phase 1 of the Glass Bottle site take shape. This could not have been possible without the hard work and collaboration of everyone across the team. Client: Pembroke Beach DAC Architect: Henry J Lyons Architects Contractor: John Sisk & Son Ltd Project Manager: Lafferty Structure: CS Consulting Group Civil & Structural Engineers M&E: Axiseng Façade: GL&SS Planning: Tom Phillips + Associates Landscape: Cameo and Partners QS: Linesight Fire & Access: Maurice Johnson & Partners PSDP: Turner & Townsend Sustainability: Catalyst BCAR: ORS Acoustics: AWN Consulting Ltd.

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Walsin are delighted to part of the Façade team on this project. Working in close collaboration with HJL, GL&SS & Sisks, we have designed, fabricated & installed the Unitised curtain wall to the main tower. #encasingarchitecture #teamwork

It was very windy last week on site! But the site is really starting to take shape. Well done all we are very proud to be involved.

Michael O'Connor

Director at O’Connor Murphy , youbid.ie, OCM Portugal

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Some scheme. Well done to all involved

Damien Kelly

Managing Director at Walsin Ltd.

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Great project to be involved in - really taking shape. A well run project.

Great news I have good experience in construction if you need contact me thank you very much

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Aidan Cullinane.

BIM & AECO Professional | SteCo member: EU BIM Task Group | MSc BIM & AEC. PgD Applied BIM. BSc (Hons) BIM & DC, Dip Management, Dip Digital Healthcare, Trades Q

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Incredible progress. Hats off to John Sisk & Son Ltd & the #teams. I'm sure #BIM & #Digital has alot to do with the delivery Milestones. Cillian Kelly MCIOB

gerard mclaughlin

Founder at Gerhart Group

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Fantastic update

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