four&five Grand Canal Square, Dublin 2

Sustainability at the heart of every detail

• Designed for forward-thinking businesses, four&five Grand Canal Square offers 250,000 sq ft of conveniently located flexible workspace over eight floors surrounding a light-filled atrium.
• Iconic location on Dublin’s Grand Canal Square.
• 20 minutes to Dublin Airport.
• Close to all primary transport links: Luas, DART, Bus, Dublin Bikes.
• A vibrant atmosphere both night and day.
• Grand Canal is surrounded by leading global occupiers, thriving independent eateries, luxury hotels, theatres, and unbeatable sports hubs.

Workspace Revolutionised

• Experience 250,000 sq ft of reimagined, future-ready workspace over eight floors, including a multi-function Town Hall meeting space set within a light-filled atrium.
• Fully glazed seven-storey central atrium.
• Electric Building.
• 80% lower emissions than a new build.
• Multi-function town hall meeting space.
• Waterfront views from 8,000 sq ft.

By reimagining and repurposing an iconic existing structure, four&five Grand Canal Square has become a stunning workplace that honours the past, while setting a new benchmark for low-impact, high-performance design in Dublin city.

Smart, sustainable and wellness-led, every amenity at four&five Grand Canal Square is designed to support a modern, balanced working life. At its centre, a fully glazed seven-storey atrium creates space for meetings, events and everyday connection.

Amenities

• Town-Hall Multi-function meeting space.
• Collaboration Street – Ground floor café and meeting space.
• Private Gym and wellness centre.
• Premium changing rooms.
• Over 450 secure bike spaces with a new dedicated bike entrance.
• 2,000 sq ft communal business lounge.
• 8,800 sq ft communal landscaped roof garden.

Designed for the Future

This is a 100% renewable energy electric building with smart systems that reduce energy use day to day.  Less waste, more impact.  Working with the building's original structure means fewer emissions from concrete and other materials, reducing embodied carbon by up to 80% compared to a new-build.