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Shedding Light on Whole-Life Carbon

Waterman’s Sustainability experts assess the benefits of reducing lighting levels in the workplace. At odds with established recommendations, there remains a trend to over-light the spaces in which we work.

Tackling embodied carbon with Transformative Design

Addressing embodied carbon is already high up on the agenda. With the development industry forging a path to net zero carbon by 2050, the sector is striving towards reducing operational carbon emissions.

Green Infrastructure

Embedding climate resilience in the built environment through green infrastructure. Waterman’s Associate Director for Infrastructure & Environment, Tom Hurlstone, sheds-light on how green infrastructure features can be integrated in developments and outlines the benefits they bring.

Finding inspiration in your career

Helping to provide design solutions and supporting the construction stages for our residential projects around Dublin.

Turning my passion for buildings into a career

Waterman Moylan helped Prateek hone his skills and nurture his passion for designing a more sustainable built environment.

Embracing learning opportunities

Kate Finnegan, getting to grips with all the essential elements that go into a project from start to finish.

Choosing a path that suits your interests

Matthew Dehantschutter, a Mechanical Engineering Intern, sheds light on his internship within Waterman Moylan’s Building Services team as part of his Master’s programme at University College Dublin.

Lifting the veil of convention in civil engineering

Sona Nahas embraces new challenges at Waterman to help build a life-long career.

Navigating a career in sustainability

Conor Maher couldn’t be happier with his decision to study engineering in Dublin. With a passion for sustainability, he explains how his internship has redefined his future.

Reaching new heights in engineering

With a keen interest in large structures, Michael Prendergast has carried out two work placements with Waterman Moylan’s Civils and Structures team. Here he explains the importance of following your passions to pursue a career you love.

Modifying your career to suit you

Patricia Ferreras, documents her journey from Senior Structural Technician to Assistant Structural Engineer within 18 months how she is constantly evolving and challenging herself and you can too.

Shaping the next generation of engineers

From strength to strength. Kai Wang, explains what it means to be working for a truly multi-cultural and inclusive company.

1,000 miles in nine days: Charity bike ride

As part of Waterman’s ongoing fundraising initiatives throughout the year, our COO Neil Humphrey cycled from John O’Groats to Land’s End in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support, our Charity Partner for 2022-2023.

Taking part in the World’s Biggest Coffee Morning

Waterman teams take on Tough Mudder

Supporting Education in Kenya’s Loiyangalani

Clancy Quay overall winner of the Excellence in Placemaking Awards

The 877-unit mixed use community in Dublin was selected as the overall winner and Dublin’s best public/private sector project at the Excellence in Placemaking Awards. 

“ICE” Awards Wins for Capital Dock and IDA Waterford

Capital Dock won the ‘Residential’ award category at the virtual Irish Construction Excellence (ICE) Awards, whilst the IDA Advanced Technology Building in Waterford scooped the prize in the ‘Industrial Under €10m’ category.

Construction underway on phase one of North Drogheda’s Port Access Northern Cross Route (PANCR)

The first phase of the Port Access Northern Cross Route (PANCR) highway scheme has broken ground in Drogheda, County Louth

Waterman Moylan crowned champions at Cosgrave’s charity football tournament

Waterman Moylan took home the cup at the 18th annual Cosgrave Development’s charity five-a-side football tournament.

Crossing the finish line at the Grant Thornton Corporate 5K

Four members of Waterman Moylan completed the 5k team challenge in aid of Simon Community, a charity that supports the homeless in Ireland.

Kieran O’Neill wins two Fingal Mayor’s Community Volunteer Awards

Kieran O’Neill in Dublin won in the Community Facilities Category as well as the overall Fingal Mayor’s Community Volunteer Award for his contributions to Castleknock Community Centre.

Waterman Moylan projects shortlisted for five Irish Construction Excellence awards

Our projects 10-12 Hanover Quay, Cadenza and Woodside Social and Affordable Residential Development have been nominated across five award categories at the upcoming awards.

Cadenza scoops two Irish Construction Excellence awards!

Cadenza won the commercial (€10m to €60m) category and took home the Judges Silver Awards.

Clerys Quarter receives a commendation

The major redevelopment of Dublin’s Clerys Quarter receives a commendation at the Structural Steel Design Awards.

My six-month work placement: Swapping Boston for Dublin

Andrew Patten swapped university in the USA for a work placement in Dublin with our Structures team.

Mooretown Phase 1 in Swords completes

The first phases of the Mooretown residential development in Swords, Co. Dublin, developed by Gannon Homes Ltd have completed.

Public housing project at Church Fields starts on site

We recently attended the commencement ceremony for a large public housing project at Church Fields, Mulhuddart, Co Dublin, where An Taoiseach (Prime Minister), Leo Varadkar, was the guest of honour and turned the sod.

Transformation of historic Naas Library completes

This Protected Structure has been sensitively restored and upgraded to deliver an exceptional recreation, research and learning facility at the heart of the Naas community.

Clerys Quarter scoops ACEI award

Dublin’s prestigious Clerys Quarter picked up the “Structural Large” award at the Association for Consulting Engineers Ireland Awards.

Clerys Quarter scoops IStuctE Ireland award

The major redevelopment of Dublin’s Clerys Quarter won an Institution of Structural Engineers (IStructE) Ireland Award in the ‘Structural Large Project’ category.

Innovative structural solution showcased at Civil Engineering Research in Ireland 2024 Conference

Our structural experts Patrick Crean and Damien Kelly recently authored a technical paper showcasing our novel approach to the construction of a Dublin hotel using semi top-down construction methodology.

Building Dreams: Ronan Furlong’s Inspiring Journey from Lego to Engineering

A Graduate Structural Engineer in our Dublin office, Ronan gives an insight into his working life and describes how Lego and a childhood trip to New York kick-started his fascination with engineering.

From Brazil to Ireland: Barbara Klaumann Lucas’s life as a Graduate Civil Engineer in Dublin

Barbara Klaumann Lucas, a Graduate Civil Engineer, gave us the low down on how and why she stepped into the world of engineering.

Cadenza scoops Commercial Fit-Out Award

Cadenza, a best-in-class office building in the heart of Dublin, picked up the award for ‘Fit-Out Project of the Year – Medium Office’ at the Fit-Out Awards.