A main contractor has now been appointed to undertake work on a new special needs school project at St. Michael’s House in Raheny, County Dublin.

The development designed by Dublin-based James Smyth Architects calls for the redevelopment of the school for pupils with special needs.

It will involve the demolition of the existing school building and boiler house and the construction of a new purpose built eight-classroom school building.

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The new school will be built over two floors with a boiler house and standby generator enclosure.

Three flagpoles, free standing canopy to the front, car parking spaces, bicycle parking spaces, alterations to the existing playground and internal vehicular road, hard and soft landscaping and other ancillary works will also be tackled during the project.

Construction is expected to commence imminently and will take in the region of 13 months to complete.

The development will measure 2,340 sq.m. and will be located on a 0.08 hectare site.

For contact details and further information: www.cisireland.com

(LB/BMcC)