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Belfast Architecture, Northern Ireland

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Belfast Building - Latest Designs Belfast City Campus University of Ulster, Northern Ireland Design: Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios image from architect Belfast City Campus University of Ulster - 13 Mar 2013 A Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios design for the University of Ulster’s new Belfast City Campus has received planning permission. The campus is part of a £250m higher education project to provide 70,000 sqm of central teaching, faculty and social learning accommodation across three linked sites in the Cathedral Quarter of Belfast city centre. Public Records Office of Northern Ireland Todd Architects photo from RIBA Public Records Office of Northern Ireland - 25 Jun 2012 This is a civic building with a public face and a clear and direct internal organisation that relays the narrative of the past and the security in which it is being preserved for the future. The records are held within a concrete citadel that is wrapped by well day-lit spaces containing the reading rooms and circulation. Rear Extension to 109 Osborne Park Ard (Ciaran Mackel) Architects photo from RIBA 109 Osborne Park - 25 Jun 2012 This major addition to a double-bay, detached Victorian villa, is tucked away from the street and is seen in the context of the rear off-shots and extensions of suburban Belfast. Glenariffe House, Glens of Antrim McGarry-Moon Architects photo from RIBA Glens of Antrim House - 25 Jun 2012 Titanic Belfast Architect & Lead Consultant: TODD Architects Concept Design: CivicArts / Eric R Kuhne & Associates photo : Christopher Heaney Titanic Belfast - 23 Mar 2012 The Titanic Belfast project is viewed as the iconic centrepiece of the Titanic Quarter Regeneration Project which encompasses approximately 75 hectares of waterfront, former industrial brownfield lands to the south side of the River Lagan in Belfast City Centre. Recent Belfast Buildings The Boat TODD Architects and Planners photo : Chris Hill Photographic The Boat Belfast Lyric Theatre Belfast 2011 O’Donnell + Tuomey architects photo : Dennis Gilbert/VIEW Belfast Building : Lyric Theatre In 2003, the Lyric held an international architectural competition and selected O’Donnell + Tuomey as architects to design a new theatre facility. In May 2008, Belfast City Council granted planning approval for the development of the new Lyric Theatre. The development included the demolition of the existing theatre and the construction of a new building for use by the Lyric providing auditorium, rehearsal and studio theatre together with related technical facilities. Further accommodation includes reception, bar / foyer, offices and an education room. Nov 2010 Belfast Architecture Competition Expo West Belfast Competition, Northern Ireland : expressions of interest invitation Victoria Square 2008 BDP photo © Christopher Hill Photographic Belfast building Major Contemporary Belfast Developments The Arches Centre - Health and Care for East Belfast - Architect: Penoyre & Prasad LLP in Partnership with Todd Architects Client: South and East Belfast (Health and Social Services) Trust Northern Irish building : RIBA Awards 2006 - Ulster Aurora building 2007- HKR Architects picture from architects Aurora Belfast : tallest proposed building in Northern Ireland - 37 storeys Belfast - Workshop/Living Space 2006 Kennedy FitzGerald & Associates Belfast Grand Opera House - refurbishment 2007 RHWL Arts Team original building - Northern Ireland Theatre, 1895 - by famous theatre architect Frank Matcham Belfast Metropolitan Arts Centre, Cathedral Quarter 2007-11 Hackett Hall McKnight picture from architects MAC Belfast - international architecture competition win Falls Leisure Centre 2005 Kennedy Fitzgerald For Belfast City Council Government offices, Stornmont Estate, nr Belfast 2008- Hamilton Architects 9 storeys Lyric Theatre, Belfast 2008- O'Donnell + Tuomey Architects £17.2m Granted planning permission Apr 2008 4,300sqm - 400-seat theatre; 150-seat studio; rehearsal space 2003 design competition winner Triplicate - office fit-out 2006 Hackett + Hall RIBA Awards 2006 - Ulster Ulster Museum 1930's Francis Pym Brutalist architecture, Grade B+ listed [was due to be redeveloped in 2007 by Hamilton Architects] University of Ulster Belfast Campus 2009 TODD Architects picture from architects University of Ulster Belfast Campus More Belfast Buildings online soon

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