CSR Cork Office Relocates to New City Centre Premises
Jul 24, 2026
CSR is delighted to announce the relocation of our Cork office to a new, larger premises in the heart of Cork City, reflecting the continued growth of our practice and our commitment to providing the highest level of service to our clients.
Our new office is now located on the 4th Floor, Clarke's Bridge House, Hanover Street, Cork City, T12 P9RY, offering a modern, collaborative workspace with panoramic views overlooking the River Lee.
The move provides our growing Cork team with an enhanced working environment, improved meeting facilities and additional space to support the continued expansion of our planning, landscape architecture and environmental services across the region. Our new location also places us in the centre of Cork City's vibrant business district, making it even easier for clients, collaborators and project partners to meet with our team.
We look forward to welcoming visitors to our new premises and continuing to deliver innovative, sustainable and high-quality planning and design solutions.
Our new Cork office address is:
CSR Land Planning & Design
4th Floor, Clarke's Bridge House
Hanover Street
Cork City
T12 P9RY
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