Ronan Phelan, Managing Director, Discusses the Increasing Interest in Renovating and Upgrading Existing Buildings in Dublin in This Month’s Property Week Ireland Feature.
09.08.2023
Ronan Phelan, Scott Tallon Walker Architects' Managing Director, is featured in this month’s Property Week Ireland feature, discussing the increasing interest in renovating and upgrading existing buildings in Dublin, highlighting Miesian Plaza.
Ronan Phelan, Managing Director with Scott Tallon Walker Architects, is featured in this month’s Property Week Ireland feature, where he discussed the increasing interest in renovating and upgrading existing buildings in Dublin, and provided his insights on why this trend could be an opportunity for architects to add value by adapting and modernising existing structures.
In the article, Ronan also discusses Scott Tallon Walker’s retrofit of Miesian Plaza, which achieved the highest achievable LEED rating, 'Platinum' v4, making it one of the most sustainable buildings in Ireland.
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