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Galway City Council awards contract for design and build of 84 residential units.

Galway City Council has announced that following a restricted tender process, the contract for the development of a new Social Housing scheme named “Fána an tSrutháin” at Ballyburke, Galway, has been awarded to OCC Construction.

The project involves the design and build of 84 residential units together with a new central community/neighbourhood plaza area, local centre units, a café and crèche facility as well as a landscaped amphitheatre.

The development forms part of Galway City Council’s Housing For All Action Plan and will include the use of Modern Methods of Construction (MMC ). MMC is used to describe a range of offsite manufacturing and innovative onsite techniques that provide alternatives to traditional construction techniques. The National Housing for All Policy identified MMC as one of the innovative developments that should be encouraged in the delivery of housing.

The scheme which was designed and brought through the Part 8 Planning process by the Galway City Architects Department, is made up of 71 apartments across 4 blocks and 13 terraced family units. Of the apartments, 40% are designed as age friendly / universal design units which will be located adjacent to the local centre services proposed.

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