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The development of a new 4-star Intercontinental Hotel Group hotel is underway in North Dublin. This development consists of a 10 story 421-bedroom hotel located within 1km of Dublin Airport. Works are being undertaken on a design and build basis. Stewart Construction has collaborated with an extensive design team and specialist design-led supply chain.

Stewart Construction is using Evercam time lapse cameras on the site to record and monitor the construction process. They are also using the BIM Integration to see how the construction work is coming along:

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Watch as the former Ironbridge power station's cooling towers are demolished in a series of controlled explosions.

When it opened in 1969, the power station was one of the largest of its kind in the UK, producing enough electricity for the equivalent of about 750,000 homes. The site will make way for an urban rejuvenation project featuring 1000 new homes, a school, and other infrastructure.

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An iconic development on the Sandyford Road in Dundrum which will back on to the existing external amenity space known locally within Dundrum Town Centre as Pembroke Square.

The development will consist of three levels of tenancies from Basement to First Floor and it is designed to be Ireland’s first building energy rating A, nearly zero-energy building compliant.

Swipe Left and Right to view the construction progress from June 2019 to September 2020

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St Patrick's Cathedral in Dublin is facing its biggest renovation challenge for more than 150 years. An €9.2m project to replace the building's roof started later last year.

The work involves removing the existing slates and reinstating a new slated roof finish.

The GPO was first located in a small building on the site of where the Commercial Buildings used to be (now the Central Bank building) off Dame Street, and was afterwards removed to a larger house opposite the Bank of Ireland building on College Green. On 6 January 1818, the new post-office in Sackville Street (now O’Connell Street) was opened for business.

The foundation-stone of the building, which is built after a design of Francis Johnston, was laid by the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, Charles Whitworth, 1st Earl Whitworth, on 12 August 1814, attended by the Post-Masters-General, Charles O’Neill, 1st Earl O’Neill and Laurence Parsons, 2nd Earl of Rosse. The structure was completed in the short space of three years for the sum of £50,000.

It was the main stronghold of the Irish Volunteers in the 1916 Rising, while today the General Post Office offers a wide range of services.

The General Post Office (GPO) is remarkable not just for the special place it holds in Irish history and for its handsome architecture but for the fact that – after two centuries – it continues successfully to fulfil its original purpose as the headquarters of the Irish Post Office. A place of business and public service, of remembrance, protest and pageantry, the GPO deserves the unique place it holds in the affections of Irish people everywhere.

The GPO also houses the brand new ‘GPO Witness History’ visitor attraction which opens on March 29th 2016. This will be a highly interactive and immersive exhibition which will focus on the 1916 rising, the aftermath of this rebellion and also how Ireland has developed since.

This exhibition will allow visitors to experience the events from an eyewitness perspective of active participants on both sides and bystanders caught in the middle. Touch screens, real artefacts, videos, dress sets and memory walls will further enhance the visitor experience. Visitors will be able to relax afterwards in the café and retail store. This iconic venue will also be available for private functions and events.

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St Patrick's Cathedral in Dublin is facing its biggest renovation challenge for more than 150 years. A €9.2m project to replace the building's roof started later last year.

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Replacing the Cathedral roof is the Guinness Restoration project of the twenty-first century and by far the largest project that the current custodians of the building have had to face.

The work involves removing the existing slates and reinstating a new slated roof finish.

Evercam is working with Clancy Construction to capture the restoration process of the roof of the legendry St. Patrick's Cathedral located in Dublin.

The aims of the project were to develop a world-class standard ‘Ulysses Exhibition’, integrate Newman House into a wider city context – opening doors and engaging with the public, and weave the three buildings together into a better functioning integral whole.

The scheme has been designed in such a way that the new works will be to the rear of the buildings and have minimal impact on the historic fabric.

The project included the creation of a new stair and lift that will replace an existing external steel staircase. The new core & link will be clad in glass with an interstitial veil of copper filigree. Solving in one single surgical intervention a host of practical issues associated with creating an exhibition center at Newman House.

It provided a museum quality stair and lift that connects all levels of the exhibition, cafe, and shop as well as providing Universal access & resolving fire safety issues across all three buildings.

Spanning six acres and located on the River Lee next to the Port of Cork, the Horgan’s Quay development comprises a new scheme of contemporary offices, homes, hotels, leisure facilities, shops, and restaurants. The restoration of the on-site heritage buildings such as the goods shed, carriage shed, and original station house makes the centerpieces of this mixed-use development.

The project includes the development of three LEED Gold Standard office blocks which can allow for LEED V4 Commercial Interiors Platinum. Providing accommodation for up to 3,600 employees across a Net Internal Area of 28,696.5 sq m.

Swipe Left and Right to view the construction progress from April 2019 to August 2020.

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Evercam has recorded the development of Vantage Business Park. A new strategically located development in a high profile position in Dublin, the project comprises two detached buildings on a very generous site area.

With one camera facing the front of the building covering the facade progress and another battery-powered captured the concrete pouring concrete inside the warehouse.

Our time-lapse videos are professionally produced each month for the duration of the project.

Take a look at this gif made with the Compare Tool that shows the great progress made from the beginning until now:

Preston Barracks is a large-scale student accommodation development located on the primary campus of the University of Brighton and less than ten minutes from the University of Sussex. Once constructed it will provide c.555 beds and extensive communal areas with c.1,500 sq ft of retail space.

Preston Barracks is set to fill a major structural gap in the local market of private direct let purpose-built student accommodation.

Sunderland seafront Stack development is being built from reused shipping containers that are pieced together to make an enclosed village. This environmentally conscious construction project that can operate in all weather conditions and brings new economic oppurtunities to the community.

The two-storey shipping container village will house a range of bars and street food vendors as well as services including dog grooming, hair and beauty, outdoor activities and a coffee shop.

Phase two of the development will be added down the line and will see the site expand to provide a large function room for weddings and corporate events along with a competitive socialising environment offering interactive golf, darts, shuffleboard and karaoke booths.

Evercam camera was installed from the beginning of the project recording everything that happens on-site locally, in high resolution, and in the cloud. Our time-lapse videos are professionally produced each month for the duration of the project. Access to live and recorded views of the project keep all stakeholders on the same page.

Swipe Left and Right to view the construction progress from Oct 2019 to Sept 2020.

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Tropical Fruit Warehouse in Dublin’s Docklands developed by IPUT and designed by Henry J Lyons Architects is set to become a new iconic landmark for Dublin.

The construction has commenced and is scheduled for completion in Spring 2021.

Two Evercam cameras were installed from the beginning of the project recording everything that happens on-site locally, in high resolution and in the cloud. Our time-lapse videos are professionally produced each month for the duration of the project. Access to live and recorded views of the project keep all stakeholders on the same page.

Swipe Left and Right to view the construction progress from Feb 2019 to Feb 2020.

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