Planning has been approved by Wicklow County Council for the construction of 365 units at Tinakilly, Co. Wicklow.
27.10.2022
Scott Tallon Walker Architects are delighted to share that planning has been approved by Wicklow County Council for the construction 265 houses and 100 duplex apartments at Tinakilly, Co. Wicklow.
Scott Tallon Walker Architects are delighted to share that planning has been approved by Wicklow County Council for the construction 265 houses and 100 duplex apartments at Tinakilly, Co. Wicklow.
Working closely with our client D/RES Properties, the development will deliver a variety of high quality 2-to-5-bedroom homes along with 8 hectares of landscaped parkland on this stunning site adjacent to the historic Tinakilly House.
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St John HandleySt John is a Director of Scott Tallon Walker Architects, joining the practice in 2004. He graduated from the Mackintosh School of Architecture, Glasgow School of Art in 1997 and worked in London for several years on the design of notable high profile and international award-winning schemes.
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