Infrastructure

Waterman Moylan offers a full range of services across the civil engineering, transport and development planning, and infrastructure design fields.

Our goal is to support the sustainable development and economic growth of the communities in which we work by offering clients advice and solutions that are deliverable, innovative and environmentally sound.

With a client base drawn from across the public and private sectors, we have the financial and technical resources to undertake everything from the largest and most complex civil engineering schemes through to smaller scale community projects.

Our reputation has been built on the delivery of complex projects within the transportation and development infrastructure markets. By their nature, these markets require expert skills which span a wide range of related disciplines including bridges, highways, rail, environmental, geotechnical, marine and structural engineering, hydrology, transport planning and project management. Our people’s expertise covers all these disciplines, and our multidisciplinary teams work collaboratively to deliver successful projects.

Services include:
• Bridges and civil structures
• Contract management
• Development planning and infrastructure design
• Drainage and flood risk studies
• Environmental engineering
• Expert witness
• Flood risk assessment
• Geotechnical engineering
• Health and safety
• Highway engineering
• Land engineering
• Marine and coastal engineering
• Project management
• Railway engineering
• Traffic and road safety engineering
• Transportation planning
• Waste management
• Water supply and treatment

Featured Project

Clongriffin Town Centre

The new town development will include over 3,000 residential units, 80,000m2 of office and retail space, leisure facilities, healthcare facilities and a nursing home, schools, a new railway station, public transport interchange and 1,200 space basement car park when complete.

Our Waterman Moylan team are providing civil, structural and building services consultancy work in addition to being responsible for the design of all new roads, drainage, water distribution networks and other civil infrastructure for this large-scale development.

Planning permission was first obtained in 2003 with construction of the first phase of the scheme being completed in 2006. Further work included a Town Centre which was finalised in 2008, followed by the new Clongriffin DART railway station and over 1,000 residential units in 2010.

Development was delayed due to the international financial crisis but recommenced in 2014, whereby 50 new residential units were constructed by the end of 2015. A further 112 homes have recently been completed within the Belltree development, while an additional 90 units are currently under construction in the adjacent Belltree Park. These new homes will feature a mix of two and three-storey houses which have been designed to meet the latest renewable energy requirements of the Irish Building Regulations, achieving an A3 rating or better for energy efficiency.

Planning applications have now been submitted for 300 new apartments and a 200-key hotel adjacent to the railway station, with further housing planned for the future.

The project is due for completion in 2022.

Clongriffin Town Centre

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