Radisson Hotel Interiors
An extension of the existing hotel on Ship Street was a collaboration with Creaven Engineering and formed part of Reddy A+U’s urban quarter masterplan for this historic area of Dublin city centre.
- Location Ship Street, Dublin.
- Client Rhatigan Commercial Developments Limited
- Project Radisson Hotel Interiors
- Scale 17,084 m²
- Project LeadLisa Smyth
The Challenge
Having previously completed the design and build for the original 150-room hotel in 2007, Reddy was tasked with providing a new 6-floor extension for the building. The new extension was to accommodate an additional 84 bedrooms along with a new spa facility and retail units that would face onto a new courtyard.
The Story
This re-development was the first of two phases planned for the site, which also houses the Royal Dublin Convention Centre. Additional rooms for the new extension included a luxurious two-bedroom presidential suite, featuring an outdoor hot tub and fire pit. Additional upgrades included a new concept bar and restaurant to complement the existing Chancery Grill and The Dyflin Bar. The hotel spa was designed over three floors and features five treatment rooms and a dedicated medi-room for advanced skin care treatments. Therapeutic areas such as a thermal steam room, vitality pool and sauna were also provided in the scheme.
The Outcome
A stylish upgrade for a luxury hotel in a prime city centre location. Situated within the existing city block, The Radisson hotel and its extension creates a pathway through a new square, connecting Dublin Castle to the Liberties.
Project Team
Lisa Smyth is the Head of Interiors at Reddy Architecture + Urbanism. Since graduating in 1996 Lisa has worked as Interior Project Architect in Ireland and internationally on a wide range of projects including Office, Retail, Hospitality, Healthcare, Student Amenity and Accommodation and Residential Fit Outs.
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