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Events run by UAH aim to engage audiences with the historic built environment, its protection, conservation and regeneration.
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UAH has an established reputation as one of the most prolific publishers of books on historic buildings in Northern Ireland.
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UAH freely provides independent baseline advice and guidance on issues relating to the historic built environment in Northern Ireland and across the nine counties of Ulster.
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Whether buildings are grand or vernacular, listed or unlisted, UAH seeks to support the laws and policies that exist to protect them and their settings.
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Heritage at Risk NI (HARNI) is a project that aims to record architecturally and historically important buildings that appear to be at risk.
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The Hands-On Heritage Project NI is a project that combines traditional heritage engagement and outreach with the introduction of a range of new digital engagement technologies, better connecting people and communities with built heritage.
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The Heritage Angel Awards celebrate the achievement of individuals, groups and communities who have helped to rescue, regenerate, research and record built heritage in Northern Ireland.
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Ulster Architectural Heritage is the lead independent voice for built heritage in Ulster. We work in different ways to to promote the historic built environment, its protection, conservation and regeneration.
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