GAMA performed turnkey supply and construction of 90 houses and apartments with all kinds of infrastructures including roads and drainage systems.
The project consists of houses and apartments with two and three floors and two parks with playground areas and football field 7,555 m2 closed building area, 29,000 m2 park area, 28,500 m2 outdoor area.
GAMA Construction Ireland Limited (GCIL) was awarded as being the EPC Contractor for construction of the GIL Athlone Generation Facility on EPC basis whose scope of works covers the design & equipment / material supply within the BOP boundaries including Grid Connection work and services of overall project scope in compliant with local regulations, international Codes & Standards, and EirGrid Specifications.
GAMA Construction Ireland Limited (GCIL) was awarded as being the EPC Contractor for construction of the GIL Profile Park Generation Facility on EPC basis whose scope of works covers the design & equipment / material supply within the BOP boundaries including Grid Connection work and services of overall project scope in compliant with local regulations, international Codes & Standards, and EirGrid Specifications.
Balgaddy Scheme consists of 100+147 residential units arranged in urban blocks as apartments, duplexes and terraced houses. The development is designed to cater for all types of residents including disabled, single persons and large families.
The development is not only cater for social housing but also provides housing for voluntary housing associations, co-operative housing groups and private purchasers. The scheme is a continuation of the urban block format of Balgaddy A-B with tree-lined avenues culminating in a new park bounded on the other side by Balgaddy D (by South Dublin County Council Architects). The scheme is part of an overall master plan being administered by a number of architectural practices and South Dublin County Council that will provide over 600 residential units in the South Lucan area. The basic design concept of Balgaddy B and C is that of densification, consolidation and urbanization of under utilized lands. Balgaddy E is a new mid density neighborhood of 100 dwellings and 2 shops for South Dublin County Council.
The total length of the road is 15.8 km, which is constructed 2+1 lanes in high quality. Moreover, there are 12 bridges constructions in the scope of the project, 6 of which are underpass bridges and 6 Culverts. Monaghan County Council propose to realign the N2 National Primary Route over a length of 15.9 km between the town lands of Moy Otra, near Clontibret village, and Drumcrew on the Carrickmacross Road, just south of Castleblayney.
The project includes for the provision of a 2+1 lane road, a three-lane road with two lanes in one direction of travel and one lane in the other. This road type provides safe two-lane overtaking zones, which alternate with one-lane sections, at intervals of approximately 2 km. The traffic streams are separated by a safety barrier which prevents overtaking manoeuvres on the single-lane sections. Right turning will only be permitted at designated junctions to reduce the number of conflict areas and to enhance safety.
Construction of 82 houses, community facility, shop unit, external works and site development works.
The brief was to design a new neighborhood of approx. 25 dwellings per acre, encouraging safety and security. The buildings are arranged so that residents overlook all streets and public areas where children can play and ‘hang out’. A shared surface of streets and pavements is complimented by robust ground floor red brick walls with white rendered walls and recessed blue planes above, creating a low maintenance, user-friendly environment. This continues inside the dwellings where residents have high quality timber windows that can be easily cleaned from the inside, easy to use locks and fittings and a very high level of finish generally. This is a new high-density neighbourhood of 84 dwellings for South Dublin County Council. The site is bounded to the north and west by existing residential development and a small hospital, to the south by a busy road and to the east by the local school grounds.
The works involve construction of 87 dwellings, new public highway with footpaths, parking areas, private and public landscaping.
The northern half of the site is laid out with seven three storey U-shaped buildings, each comprising nine apartments. These are arranged around private, south-facing courtyards facing the new internal road. The three-storey scale is appropriate to Santry Avenue and also relates to the Phase 3 and to the Phase 1 apartments by Gilroy McMahon Architects. Parking is provided for the apartments in landscaped areas to the side of each building. Terraces of two storey houses with rear gardens are lined the southern half of the site and backed onto the existing Coultry houses. Each terrace is also arranged in a U-shape corresponding to the apartment building opposite. This plan enhances the scale of the long estate road positioned over the services. All apartments have ‘own door’ access and generous south or west facing terraces the large ground floor apartments have private gardens.
The project consists of the construction of 74 dwellings comprising 20 no. 2 bedroom duplex, 5 no 3-bedroom duplex, 17 no. 2-bedroom apartments and 32 no. 3-bedroom houses in 2 storey houses and 3 and 4 storey apartments together with all related ancillary and site development works.
The development at Balcurris 2 represents a further step in the realization of the master plan for the re-construction of Ballymun. The scheme includes 74 new dwellings which are provided in various forms from conventional two-storey terraced houses, to duplex units and ‘own-door’ apartments. A strong streetscape is achieved onto Balbutcherlane using three and four storey forms, with the scale reducing to two storey dwellings to link in with the adjacent Sandyhill Gardens housing estate to the south. All dwellings have sunny aspect terraces or private rear gardens and their own front door.
GAMA performed construction of 73 dwellings, community centre including all external site works, GAA field and site improvement & infrastructure improvement works.
Fortlawn / Sheepmore Estate have, undergone an extensive and very successful refurbishment scheme. Works requested by residents under the Estate Improvement Programme such as the closure of laneways, incorporation of areas of anti-social behavior into gardens, boundary treatment of Fortlawn and Sheepmore, traffic calming and landscaping are being carried out through the Refurbishment Programme.
