Kishoge Train Station
Further impressions
The modernized Kishoge Train Station in West Dublin is a striking example of how architectural stainless steel mesh combines design excellence with functional strength. This project exemplifies a construction approach that intelligently integrates protection, durability, and sustainability.
Architectural Enhancement with Stainless Steel Mesh
As part of the comprehensive renovation of Kishoge Train Station, the focus was on a façade solution that is both robust and visually appealing. As an unmanned station, protecting the glass surfaces from vandalism was a key concern. The architects at Cullen Payne Architects chose the architectural mesh EGLA-TWIN 4243 from Haver & Boecker – a decision that impressed both aesthetically and technically.
This stainless steel mesh features a uniform weave structure, high transparency, and mechanical stability. Its texture allows for an open, air-permeable façade design that supports ventilation and daylight penetration while adding architectural accents. A total of 148 m² of wire mesh was delivered in pre-fabricated elements (4 × 2 m) and installed using the HAVER MeshLock RM fastening system. The façade cladding creates a uniform appearance with a glossy surface and, with an open area of 57%, ensures that daylight continues to flow freely into the building.
Technology Meets Precision
A particular challenge was integrating the mesh elements into the existing curtain wall frames. Haver & Boecker developed a custom solution that fits seamlessly into the existing structure – without adding any extra structural load. The meticulous planning and professional execution highlight the technical expertise and demonstrate the versatile applications of architectural mesh – even for demanding structural requirements.
Sustainable. Maintenance-Free. Timeless.
The HAVER Architectural Mesh EGLA-TWIN 4243 stands for technical excellence and forward-thinking construction. It is corrosion-resistant, maintenance-free, and fully recyclable. This makes the material ideal for sustainable building practices and resource conservation – with minimal upkeep and long service life.
A Landmark Project
Kishoge Train Station is more than just a transportation hub. It is a showcase of intelligent material selection, thoughtful planning, and clear design. As a reference project, it powerfully illustrates the versatility and impact of HAVER Architectural Mesh – functional, aesthetic, and sustainable.
Photos: © www.paultierney.com PAUL TIERNEY
City
Dublin, Ireland
Application
façade, building redevelopment
Object Type
airports / stations