Corey Stevens & Associates have been commissioned by the Office of Public Works to provide detailed surveying and draughting services for a substantial State-owned premises on Cecil Street in Limerick. The protected structure - originally a Guinness depot and later the city's labour exchange - is now used by FAS (the State's training body), but is in a general state of disrepair. Our work will form the first stage of a regeneration programme for the site.
While the Irish architectural market remains contracted and very competitive, we believe that some stability is developing, and this is being reflected in our steady turnover of work. Other residential, educational and environmental projects have been secured this month, which will mean a busy end to the year and hopefully a strong start to 2010.