Tiglin Nears Completion of Zero-Carbon Social Housing Units in Bluebell, Dublin 12

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We are thrilled to announce that Tiglin is in the final stages of an exciting new development: zero-carbon social housing units in Bluebell, Dublin 12. This project represents a significant step forward in sustainable housing, providing future residents with a warm, energy-efficient living environment while staying true to our mission of creating supportive communities.

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Designed and constructed by Modular Express Group LTD, these innovative homes use modular construction techniques that allow for faster build times and a significantly reduced environmental impact. The result is an A-rated energy-efficient building with superb specifications, tailored to maximize comfort and sustainability. Each unit has been thoughtfully crafted to align with our commitment to zero-carbon living, reducing both energy costs for residents and our environmental footprint.

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These homes will be managed by Tiglin’s dedicated housing team, who will work closely with residents to ensure they have access to vital wrap-around supports and resources. This includes personalized guidance, community-building activities, and access to essential services, all aimed at fostering a nurturing and resilient community environment. For Tiglin, this development is more than housing—it’s an extension of our holistic approach to social support, empowering residents to thrive in a stable, sustainable setting.

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This project embodies Tiglin’s vision of community-centered and environmentally responsible housing, paving the way for a new standard in social housing. We’re excited to be a part of this transformative journey and look forward to welcoming residents to their new homes soon. Stay tuned for further updates on this impactful development in Dublin.‍

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Issued: 13/11/24

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