Projects

The proposed development involves the clearance of a greenfield site to facilitate the construction of a two-story factory with a total gross floor area (GFA) of 3,400 square meters. The project includes the development of an access road, landscaping, and …

TOBIN was appointed as Client’s Representative for the Stage 5 expansion of the Leixlip Water Treatment Plant. The expansion, with a capital cost of approximately €30 million, included the construction of a state of the art “stand-alone” facility, on a …

The original Vartry reservoir was completed in 1863 and has a capacity of 11.3 billion litres and a maximum depth of 18.3 metres. Historically the reservoir is the key source of Dublin city together with the Upper Reservoir which was …

This project consisted of the construction of 3 wastewater treatment plants at Donegal (12,000p.e.), Ballyshannon (7,400p.e.) and Rossnowlagh (4,000p.e.) which form the Donegal Wastewater Treatment Scheme Group A. TOBIN were appointed by BAM Civil Ltd. to prepare the Design, Drawings …

The aim of this masterplan is to set out a clear vision and an enabling framework for the future direction of the town’s development, encompassing ‘placemaking’, town centre living, the social and economic purpose of the town, the reactivation of …

This project aims to improve the public realm in Oldcastle through reorganising the heart of the town with the addition of new public spaces, pedestrian crossings and reorganised parking. Links to open amenity areas, heritage and tourism opportunities should be …

The overarching vision for Strandhill is to support its growth in a sustainable and safe manner into the future with the quality of life for residents as a main priority.  Any enhancement scheme should also readdress the balance between pedestrian …

The vision now for Roscommon is for the town to grow sustainably by consolidating development within the immediate centre and achieving a critical mass that will help revitalise the town centre. A key part of this overarching vision is also …

Project Ireland 2040 includes objectives to develop Galway City as a regional city and driver of national growth. The project consists of the rejuvenation and upgrade of Galway City Centre’s Public Realm, to dramatically improve pedestrian and vehicular movement and …