Core Refusal Reason
Adverse impact on the architectural fabric and character of a Protected Structure and the surrounding Georgian core.
Decision Maker's Conclusion
- The unauthorised works fail to relate sensitively to the architectural detail, scale, and proportions of the original Protected Structure.
- The development negatively impacts the visual and residential amenity of the surrounding environment and would depreciate property values in the vicinity.
- The proposal sets an undesirable precedent and directly contravenes specific conservation and development standards of the Dublin City Council Development Plan 2022-2028.
Cited Policies (CDP)
Policy BHA2Section 15.17.5Section 15.14.12Appendix 17
Decision Document Summary
This application sought retention permission for unauthorised attachments to Doheny and Nesbitt, a Protected Structure situated at 5 Baggot Street Lower within Dublin's Georgian core. Dublin City Council refused the proposal on the grounds that the works are injurious to the architectural character and fabric of the historic building and the surrounding area. The council determined that the development is insensitive to the original structure's design, would set a negative precedent for similar ...SOURCE PDFOpen Original
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