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BELFAST | 65 - 67 Dublin Road (The Gallery) | 32m | Complete

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belfastuniguy
COMPLETE - MAY 2017


Developer: The Richland Group
Architect: A.S. Whiteman Architects
Contractor: May Estates
Floor space: 66 apartments / 39,290 ft2
Height: 32m
Cost: £4m




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belfastuniguy
I've just noticed that they've wisely opted to include uniform window roller blinds. So thankfully no mishmash like Obel
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Great to see this finally get going! Hopefully we see more development of similar scale along this road into the future, would really improve the density of the area.
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The site today
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This little area could look pretty decent if something was done with Fanum House too
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belfastuniguy
Piling rig is now onsite.
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belfastuniguy said:
Piling rig is now onsite.
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Great news that work is underway.

The first newbuild city centre apartments since the crash?
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Whiteabbey said:
Great news that work is underway.

The first newbuild city centre apartments since the crash?
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I think so, yeah. The last ones were St Anne's Square.
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belfastuniguy

Image from Gary McCausland's Twitter
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belfastuniguy

Image from Gary Potter's Twitter
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Image from Gary McCausland's Twitter
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citybus
It's got one less floor than the original render.
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I see there is a crane up this week, hoping it goes up fairly quickly.
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Now renamed 'The Gallery', the website for the development has been launched.

http://thegallerybelfast.com/

Flats priced from £115,000 and due to be completed Autumn 2016.
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belfastuniguy
Aye I noticed that, I'll change the thread title shortly.

Belfast Gary has put some snaps on Twitter


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citybus
How long before Filthy McNasty loses it's licence from residents complaining about the noise. Ministry of Sound came close to it and they don't even play music outside
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Should be far enough down the street from it not to be too big an issue? If people can manage to sleep in the ETAP hotel it can't be that bad!
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I'd imagine the first time buyers, and renters these apartments are aimed at, are likely to be the ones in Filthy McNastys.
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New photo from Gary McCausland on Twitter https://twitter.com/GaryJMcCausland
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