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Shackleton Phase 4, Dublin

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    Client:Cairn PLC
    Contractor:Cairn PLC
    Architect:McCrossan O'Rourke Manning Architects
    Location:Lucan, Dublin, Ireland
    Balconies:86 balcony lifts
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    History:

    Named after the Anglo-Irish Antarctic explorer Ernest Shackleton, this new development builds on the history of Dublin. Best known as a suburban centre to the west of Dublin city centre, Shackleton Phase 4 is a new development in Lucan, Dublin, providing quiet residential living to countless residents, on which Sapphire provided 86 balconies.

    Streamlined by Efficiency, Delivered by Sapphire:

    The initial aspiration for the Shackleton development was to embody the spirit of creativity and advancement, which Sapphire helped make a reality by using a future-ready balcony system.

    At this stage, the client hadn’t used our balcony system before, so their dilemma was whether they could trust both our process and our product. By engaging with the client at an early stage, Sapphire was able to explain the system in full detail, show examples of previous proven successes in the marketplace and give them the confidence to use a brand-new system on their project.

    Efficiency in logistics was a prime example of the success of the Shackleton project. We showed the client how our factory process worked and encouraged a sense of trust with the stage-by-stage assembly. By showing the client that we don’t manufacture with a “just-in-time” mindset and manufacture each balcony far in advance of when it’s needed, the client was able to put faith in the process.

    When it came to delivery, transport logistics were smooth. Balconies were stored offsite until needed and delivered to the site to be installed the same day.

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