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Aurora building, Northern Irish Architecture, Property, News, Picture, Design
Aurora Belfast : Information + Images
Residential Tower in Northern Ireland by HKR Architects
Aurora building
2007-
HKR Architects
Tallest proposed building in Northern Ireland - 37 storeys

LOCATION : Great Victoria Street, Belfast
SIZE : 290,000 sqft
VALUE : £30m
CLIENT : McAllister Homes
TYPE : Residential Tower
OVERVIEW
At present the Aurora building site sits on the southern fringe of
Belfast City Centre with most recent re-development work centred on
the Lagan River.
The site offers the opportunity to move the regeneration agenda to
the southern fringes of the city centre and help join the city with
the thriving education quarter at Queens University.
HKR Architects' proposals seek to address the opportunity to lift
the overall quality of the immediate surroundings and at the same
time set a new benchmark for the future of the wider city. Entrepreneurial
and loyal to Belfast's past our aim has been to create a confident
urban identity that contributes to and enhances the city context.

Clad predominantly in glass the Aurora building seeks to provide a
city marker and focal point creating a key gateway into and out of
the city centre.
Winter gardens located on the East and West facades will provide round
the year amenity space and help to further activate the elevations.
A podium element integrates the Aurora building in form, height and
materials with the neighbouring streetscape.
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