If the sounds of a summer beach party in the middle of Dublin city centre appeals to you then you could be in luck, as new plans for the College Green plaza project include some exciting ideas.
The Irish Independent reports that plans for the new space were discussed by Dublin City Council officials at a hearing by An Bord Pleanala and architect Paul Keogh stated it will be a lively public space.
He suggested that the plaza could host temporary beaches in the summer for parties, winter skating rinks and that film screenings and outdoor markets would be among the events that could work well.
The plaza would be “a space that works equally well for everyday social intercourse as it does for events and performances,” he said.
Officials said that the new plans would reclaim the space for the public, with pedestrians and cyclists getting top priority for use of the space.
“It will strengthen the historic city centre in counter-balance to the vigorous expansion of the city centre eastwards,” council architect Ali Grehan said.
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