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Ashford
County Wicklow, Ireland
A charming village at the gateway to the Garden of Ireland, nestled in the Wicklow Mountains with the Vartry River flowing through.
Reimagined Vision
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Dundrum Village
County Dublin, Ireland·Pop. ~5,000
The Vision
Dundrum Village reimagined as a thriving pedestrian-priority quarter — Main Street (R117) transformed with granite cobblestones and mature lime trees, Holy Cross Church restored as the Gothic centrepiece with a wildflower community garden, The Eagle House and The Nest pubs enhanced with a cobblestoned beer garden and stone fireplace, Dundrum House in deep burgundy with traditional gold lettering, Helios Sauna reimagined as a Roman Baths-inspired wellness building with arched colonnades and a bronze sun motif, the dlr Library as a striking glass-and-timber building with a living green roof, and the Village Centre transformed into an open-air artisan market with the dlr Mill Theatre and a central fountain.
A historic village in south Dublin with Holy Cross Church as its centrepiece, traditional pubs including The Eagle House, The Nest, and Dundrum House, the Helios Roman Baths-style sauna, dlr Library, and the LUAS Green Line.
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Explore the Real Town
See Dundrum Village as it is today — explore the streets and layout, then compare with our reimagined vision above.
Viewpoints
Compare and contrast: Use the satellite and street views above to see Dundrum Village's current layout. Then scroll up to view our reimagined vision — designed to honour the town's character while introducing beautiful new architecture and public spaces.
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Share with your neighbours and start a conversation about your town's future.
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Take Action
Ready to make this vision a reality? Here's how to start:
- 1.Share these images with your neighbours
- 2.Start a local community group
- 3.Present at your next town council meeting
- 4.Contact your local planning authority
