SPECIFICATIONS
Navigation Square provides 360,000 sq ft of fourth generation, efficient and sustainable ‘Grade A’ office space.
Key design features
- Occupancy level of 1 person per 8 sq m net internal office space – 3,000 people in total
- Flexible design to provide floor plates ranging from 6,600 sq ft to 23,000 sq ft
- Basement car and bicycle parking with modern shower and changing facilities
- Dramatic double-height entrance space
- Roof terraces with spectacular views of the city and port
- Permeability of external pedestrian spaces accessing a generous central plaza
- Designed to target LEED Gold standard
Specification
- 370 Secure Bicycle Parking Spaces
- 262 Car Parking Spaces
- 19 Motorcycle Parking Spaces
- 20 Shower Cubicles
- 237 Secure Locker Spaces
- 2.85m floor to ceiling height
- 150mm typical raised access floor void
- 875mm typical ceiling void
External Materials
- Select stone/precast concrete to key areas
- Glazed curtain walling system with horizontal brise soleil
- Floor to floor anodised aluminium window system and spandrel panels
- Glazed balustrades to external terraces
- Brushed natural stone paving to exterior terraces and central plaza
FLOOR PLANS
Fronting onto the River Lee, Navigation Square is a fully serviced office development with central plaza and supporting cafés and facilities.The prominent location, along with its proximity to the river and vibrant architecture, allows the building to interact directly with the city core. Please click below to visit the buildings floor plans.
WHY CHOOSE CORK
Cork has a population of 300,000 in its metropolitan area, with almost double that number of people living within a 60km commute of the city. Cork is a key driver of regional economic activity in Ireland with an international reputation as a centre for the development of technologies that have global strategic importance.
LOCATION
The location of Navigation Square is designed to direct views across the River Lee and facilitate a degree of privacy between the new buildings and neighbouring properties. Respecting the location’s history and heritage, the development creates a new public space which strengthens the connection between Cork’s quays and the city centre.
