Six Hanover Quay
Situated on the waterfront this landmark building is prominently positioned within Grand Canal and all the amenities the area has to offer. The building also has a restaurant and coffee shop on-site, offering an all-encompassing experience for living accommodation.
101 Week Build Programme 120 Apartments Completed June 2019
Six Hanover Quay
Six Hanover Quay was designed having the highest regard for Universal Access and design principles supporting Access for All. The building’s four blocks are arranged around a communal central landscaped courtyard, which provides level access to each core. The central courtyard features a soft play space for children and the communal rooftop spaces provide stunning views. The residential facility is further supported by the restaurant and café on the ground floor, which ensure that the building itself caters to the needs of the wider community.
Winner of the Building & Architect Housing Project of the Year 2019 and the Irish Green Cities Award 2021. 
A Positive Vision for City Living
The Six Hanover Quay is a maritime inspired residential development that provides a wide range of high-end quality apartments. Generous landscaped roof gardens and communal areas on top of the building provide residents with a beautiful oasis of calm whilst enjoying stunning views. Set around a European style landscaped courtyard, Six Hanover Quay breaks the stereotype of urban living being an exemplary addition to the neighbourhood.
Award-Winning Biodiversity
Generous landscaped roof gardens and communal areas on top of the building provide residents with a beautiful oasis of calm whilst enjoying stunning views. Set around a European style landscaped courtyard, Six Hanover Quay breaks the stereotype of urban living being an exemplary addition to the neighbourhood. Biodiversity was respected through thoughtful selection of various planting with over 20 species of grasses, shrubs and small trees in courtyard and roof gardens. Plants such as lavender, rosemary or hibiscus were planted with an aim to attract birds, pollinators, and insects that are an important link in ecosystems and are essential for biodiversity.
