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Dublin Landings, an architectural endeavor of great significance in the heart of the Dublin Docklands, has embarked on a transformative journey, highlighting the infusion of Scandinavian values and a shift towards a community-centered approach. Designed by the Danish architecture studio ARROW Architects in collaboration with RKD Architects, this groundbreaking project, designed for Ballymore, has redefined the Irish market with its visionary design and deep understanding of local dynamics.

As cities grow and evolve, the challenge of designing buildings and urban environments that are both functional and visually appealing becomes increasingly complex. But what if we told you that there's a way to create built environments that are engaging, accessible, and comfortable for everyone? It's all about designing for the human scale. The idea is simple: prioritize the needs and perceptions of people in the design process. By doing so, architects and designers can create spaces that truly meet the needs of their users.

Last week, our Head of Business Development, Bertrand Labalette, and Technical Director, Ricardo M. Paternina Soberón, attended MIPIMWorld 2023 in Cannes. Bertrand Labalette made some insightful observations during the event.

The impressive building spans over eight floors, offering over 27,000 square meters of leasable space, complete with three underground parking levels.

With Green Hall 3 also certified BREEAM in use excellent, all three buildings of the Green Hall business Valley in Vilnius have gained this certification. ARROW has designed two of the buildings, Green Hall 2 and Green Hall 3. The last building has been delivered in 2019 and finalizes a campus that stands out in the central business district of Vilnius.

Dublin landings, the result of holistic design development, offering high-quality commercial spaces that are mixed with high-end living has won gold for the Urban Design and Architecture awards 2022.