Vogl Ceilings in Ireland – Case Study of Grand Canal Square Theatre in Dublin

The new Dublin Theatre in the heart of the Grand Canal Dock Development holds 2,111 seats. It was opened in March 2010 and is the first construction project in Ireland to be equipped with Vogl acoustic design ceilings.

The development was designed by Studio Libeskind. It is considered the cultural flagship of Ireland's capital and bears the Libeskind signature with its striking ionic geometric cuts through the structure and the envelope of the building and repeating themselves through the ceilings of the German manufacturer Vogl Deckensysteme.

Type of object: Theatre
Client: Ramford Ltd., Chartered land
Vogl products: Acoustic Design Ceilings System VoglFuge
General contractor: John Sisk & Son
Completion: 2010

Architect: Daniel Libeskind
Acoustic contractor: ARUP Consulting Engineers
Ceiling and drywall contractor: Errigal Contracts Ltd.
Photographer: Jarek Matla

Without using filler

Ceilings were installed on an area of more than 2,800 m² by dry construction contractor Errigal Contracts Ltd. Vogl's user-friendly ceiling system allowed the dry construction specialist to install a perfect, seamless finish in a fast, efficient and cost-saving manner without using filler. The installed access panels maintain aesthetics and performance in the perforated ceiling while providing access to services above for inspection and maintenance. The ceiling manufacturer offers a great variety of ceiling systems that are both visually attractive and practical with high performance in terms of acoustic requirements.

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Vogl Ceilings in Ireland – Case Study of Grand Canal Square Theatre in Dublin

Without using filler

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