25 North Wall Quay

The transformation of North Wall Quay provides A&L Goodbody with a bespoke, world-class 155,000 sq ft waterfront building, which they will occupy for many years to come.

The redevelopment of 25 North Wall Quay encapsulates IPUT’s proactive approach to continually improve the quality of its portfolio by repositioning and regenerating buildings to ensure they facilitate the business needs of its occupiers.

IPUT retained the existing structure and increased the size of the building by 35% to 155,000 sq ft, adding two new floors together with landscaped terraces offering panoramic views of the city. The building now has a new glazed façade, double-height entrance, expansive reception area, new atrium to encourage collaboration, and an entirely new client floor at penthouse level. Focussed on sustainable transport and workforce well-being, the building now features include electric car charging stations, 200 bicycle spaces, 200 lockers, a fitness room and changing facilities.

The redevelopment of NWQ has been complete since May 2025.

Location

North Wall Quay, Dublin 1

Size

155,000 sq ft

Acquired

2013

Tenancies

A&L Goodbody Solicitors

Two levels of landscaped terraces provide unique panoramic views over the River Liffey.

NWQ will set the benchmark for sustainability, designed to deliver a world leading standard as IPUT’s first Net Zero Carbon (NZC) office building. The building is low carbon in design and highly energy efficient in operation. The transformation of this building is consistent with IPUT’s responsible investment strategy and aligns with our 2030 pathway to net zero carbon.

During the re-development period, IPUT will accommodate A&L Goodbody within our existing portfolio, across four floors at our nearby offices at No. 3 Dublin Landings.

                                                                        
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                                    Renewable electricity procured and generated on site to power the building                                

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                                    Clean technology used during construction to reduce site emissions                                

                                    All electric                                    
                                                                    
                                    All-electric strategy with heating, cooling and hot water provided by heat pumps