A place to work

In a city built for living

The historic meets the contemporary in the distinctive Camden Place, designed by the award-winning BBMOC Architects.

A duality of old-world and 21st century design has been carefully balanced over five floors and 65,000 sq ft of premium ‘Grade A’, river-front office space.

Dating from the late 19th century, this local landmark was, for decades, home to Atkins Garden Centre. During the 1990s, it temporarily housed Cork’s Courthouse, before most recently playing host to a community arts centre. Camden Place remains one of the very rare examples of Italianate architecture in Ireland.

The Building

The Location

Local Amenities

Why Cork?

Typical Floor Plan

Building Specifications

Contact Details

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Locating your offices at Camden Place will give you access to a talented and highly qualified workforce. Skilled graduates emerge yearly from University College Cork, ranked in the top 2% of worldwide universities, and Cork Institute of Technology, three times Sunday Times ‘Institute of the Year’ winner. These graduates are sought after by the Cork offices of multinational corporations such as Apple, VM Ware, EMC and Johnson & Johnson, among others.

In the friendly, southern city of Cork you will discover that the often-elusive work-life balance is now in reach.

Fondly known as the ‘real capital’ by its vivacious inhabitants, Cork City is a metropolitan European centre renowned for its fantastic quality of life & lower cost of living.

Five floors of contemporary and comfortable office space

In an expansive space that links past & present

1. The Building

A flagship building that defines the streetscape

In a highly-skilled work environment

The striking building has been uniquely finished to incorporate the authentic Venetian-style façade into a modern glazed exterior. As you enter, shafts of light flood the soaring, spacious atrium, which acts as a gateway connecting the old with the new.

The sought-after central waterfront location commands intimate views of both the River Lee & the hillsides surrounding the city centre.

The building’s considered design nods to its history while looking firmly to the future of business in Cork.

Floor-to-ceiling windows illuminate the upper levels of the complex where purpose-built meeting rooms look out onto the water below. An expansive balcony wraps around the fourth floor, taking advantage of the south-facing views across the cityscape.

As you make your way up & through the circulation space, the bright atrium is never far from view.

This flow of light through the space connects each element of the building, creating a unified whole.

TRAIN STATION (12 minutes)

DUBLIN (2.5 hours)

Cork Institute of Technology (15 minutes)

University College Cork (10 minutes)

APPLE EU HQ (10 minutes)

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Conveniently close to Cork city’s thriving business centre on the South Mall, and just two and a half hours’ drive from Dublin, Camden Place is uniquely situated to take advantage of the impressive local transport and communication infrastructure.

With the airport only 15 minutes’ drive away, Europe is right on your doorstep.

Not more than 100 metres away is Cork’s main thoroughfare, St. Patrick’s Street, home to high street stores, banks, speciality shops & the famous gourmet English Market. Also nearby is Oliver Plunkett Street, recently named the UK & Ireland’s Best Street. Adjacent to Camden Place is Emmet Place with the Opera House, open-air cafés & Opera Lane - the city’s premier fashion shopping location.

Centrally located for both business and pleasure

Where artisan meets industry, & work gives way to life

2. The Location

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1 Cork Opera House

2 Crawford Art Gallery

3 Triskel Arts Centre

4 Shandon

5 Firkin Crane

6 City Hall

7 Lavitts Quay Gallery

8 Cork City Library

9 Everyman Theatre

10 St. Fin Barre’s Cathedral

11 Jacques Restaurant

12 Imperial Hotel

13 Metropole Hotel

14 The English Market

15 Les Gourmandises Restaurant

16 Gusto Café

17 Filter Café

18 Farmgate Café

19 Nash 19 Restaurant

20 Wagamama

21 Market Lane Restaurant

22 Orso Restaurant

23 Greens Restaurant

24 Bus Station

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The lively restaurant, café & theatre district is on the doorstep of Camden Place, as are Cork’s popular shopping streets. Banks, supermarkets, fitness centres

& organic food markets are all within walking distance.

With 100 spaces in the adjacent multi-story parking complex and on-site bicycle spaces, Camden Place is also conveniently close to public transport links, within walking distance of Kent Train Station, the

Bus Eireann terminal and city centre bus stops. Cork Airport is less than 15 minutes drive away.

Businesses in Cork

A AIB (2 branches) B Bank of Ireland (2 branches) C Apple (2 sites) D TYCO E KPMG F Dell EMC (2 sites) G Eventbrite H Amazon I Airbnb J Google K Pfizers L Biomarin M Voxpro N Cork Conference Centre (under construction)

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Just a bridge away from the hub of city life

A cultural centre of film, music & arts festivals

A stone’s throw from Camden Place will have you in the heart of the best culture Cork has to offer, with the Cork Opera House and Crawford Art Gallery your nearest neighbours.

The ‘Rebel City’ is also renowned for its nightlife, with bands to be discovered in most of the city’s many bars and venues.

Culture-lovers will find the live music, theatre & film scene is thriving, with many of Cork’s festivals being world-famous. Home to Ireland’s longest running film festival, the city also hosts the legendary Cork Jazz Festival & the diverse Cork Midsummer Festival. Venues such as the Everyman Theatre & the Marquee also regularly attract international events & performers.

3. Local Amenities

4. Why Cork?

Access to

400 adjacent

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2.8m

floor to ceiling heightRental: Cork Vs Dublin

Office Space:

cheaper

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50% 30% cheaper

Cost of living in Cork:

23% lower than Dublin

generation office space

lettable area terraces

river frontage

Camden Place:

Cork’s Population520,000 County198,000 City & Suburbs30,000 3rd Level Students1200 PhD Students

Belfast4 Hours

Galway3 Hours

Limerick1 Hour 40m

Killarney 1 Hour 25m

CorkAverage journey

times by car

150mm raised access floors

Dublin2 Hours 30m

On-site Covered Bicycle Spaces

65,000 sq �65,000 sq �4th 4th

7,000 sq � 7,000 sq � 30m30m

5. Building Specifications

Building Key Features:

• City Centre location• Historic classical building façade to the River Lee• Dramatic atrium to entrance foyer• Adjacent to 400 space multi-storey car park• Multi-level roof terraces• Environmental LEED Gold Standard• Excellent pedestrian and vehicular access

Specification:

• 2.8m floor to ceiling height• 72,000 sq ft gross floor area• 65,000 sq ft lettable floor space• Flexible large floor plates• 150mm raised access floors• 450mm ceiling void• On-site bicycle and car parking

Materials:

• Conservation of existing river front façade• Glazed atrium• Glazed balconies to atrium• Natural Portland limestone to lower levels• Aluminium curtain wall system with spandrel panels to upper areas• Stone paving to terraces and external areas

Connaught HouseNumber One Burlington Road Dublin 4, IrelandT: +353 1 618 5500

Contact: Alan MoranDD: +353 1 618 5563 M: +353 86 874 9169alan.moran@cbre.com

Cushman Wakefield Cork6 Lapp’s QuayCork, IrelandT:+353 21 4275 454

Contact: Peter O’FlynnDD: +353 21 464 8502M: +353 86 250 7944peter.oflynn@cushwake.ie

Cushman Wakefield Dublin164 Shelbourne RoadBallsbridge, Dublin 4 IrelandT:+353 1 639 9300

THE LETTING AGENTS

SWP LtdThe Studio,Greybrook,Waterfall, Co. CorkIreland

A M U R P H Y - O ’ C O N N O R C O M P A N Y

THE DEVELOPER

7. Contact Details

first floor plan

6. Typical Floor Plan

Net Lettable Areas

Sq m Sq ft

Ground Floor 1,234 13,275

First Floor 1,520 16,350

Second Floor 1,400 15,080

Third Floor 1,060 11,400

Fourth Floor 830 8,950

Total 6,044 65,055

Please see www.camdenplace.ie for detailed floor plans & alternative internal layouts.

For more information & to download a PDF version of this brochure, visit www.camdenplace.ie

An innovative building for a modern workforce

In a city that embraces both the old & the new

www.camdenplace.ie