Plans have been unveiled for 44 new affordable homes in Athenry, County Galway, after contracts were signed between the Local Authority and Studio PKA (Paul Keogh Architects) for the design of the two housing schemes.
The appointment of Studio PKA to design the Athenry schemes follows a competitive process to secure architect-led integrated design services for the provision of social and affordable residential developments and public realm schemes for projects greater than €3 million for the period 2024 to 2028.
The affordable housing units are proposed under the Government's 'Housing for All' programme and include 28 homes at Raheen and 16 at Páirc na hAbhainn.
Liam Conneally, Chief Executive of Galway County Council, said: "With the support of Elected Members, we are delighted to take this significant step towards delivering these affordable housing schemes, with 44 homes planned for Páirc na hAbhainn and Raheen.
"By partnering with Studio PKA, we are committed to creating high-quality, accessible housing for our community, with planning set to advance this autumn and tenders for construction to be advertised in late 2025."
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