Celebrating Success at the Irish Landscape Institute Awards 2024
Dec 3, 2024
We are delighted to share that CSR received three awards and two commendations at the Irish Landscape Institute (ILI) Awards 2024 which were hosted in the Irish Chartered Accountants Building in Dublin last Thursday, the 28th of November. This recognition reflects the hard work and collaboration of our talented team and we were very proud to see our projects acknowledged on such a significant platform.
- Built Projects – Heritage Landscapes: Church of Oak Distillery – Award Winner - Client: Church of Oak
- Built Projects – Residential Development (Medium): Greystones Marina Village – Award Winner - Client: Glenveagh Homes
- Built Projects – Sustainability: Esker Lawn Cemetery – Award Winner - Client: Esker Lawn Cemetery ltd.
- Landscape Technical & Theory – Master Planning & Urban Design: Skibbereen Town Centre First Regeneration Plan – Highly Commended - Client: Cork County Council
- Built Projects – Residential Development (Small): Linden Demesne, Maynooth – Commended - Client: Cairn Homes Properties Ltd.
The ceremony was a fantastic celebration of achievements in landscape design. It was inspiring to see so many exceptional projects on display, reflecting the shared commitment to excellence driving the landscape design profession forward. We would like to congratulate all the participants and our colleagues in the landscape industry.
"We have been using the services of CSR extensively for the last five years on numerous residential developments and have always been hugely impressed with the team's professionalism and resourcefulness. They have always provided us with excellent quality advice and output. Senior team members are always easily accessible, which is very important to us. The team have the experience and expertise necessary to provide effective guidance to us in all situations." - Compass Homes Ltd
Michael HerlihyS
“In Glenveagh’s experience the quality of CSR’s work has been excellent. This is particularly true for their attention to detail which has been paramount on a number of projects on which we have partnered together including large-scale public tenders."
Karl Duffy
Related POsts
Ministerial Directive on Housing
The Department of Housing has issued new Section 28 Guidelines requiring local authorities to update housing targets in line with the revised National Planning Framework, aiming for around 55,000–83,000 new homes annually to 2034. Local authorities will adjust Development Plans to meet these targets, with increased planning activity expected from September. CSR’s Planning team offers tailored advice to help clients navigate these changes and maximise development opportunities.
Read moreThe National Outdoor Recreation Conference 2025 - Embracing Ireland’s Outdoors
A representative team from CSR were delighted to attend the National Outdoor Recreation Conference 2025 in Limerick. A well-run and inspiring event, it brought together voices from across the sector to share ideas and best practices for sustainable outdoor recreation. We’re proud to support this growing movement through our work in landscape design, planning, and green infrastructure.
Read more
