The case studies below demonstrate the range of challenges facing those who wish to preserve and maintain Ulster’s architectural heritage.
They include successes, failures and instances where a building’s fate hangs in the balance.
The case studies below demonstrate the range of challenges facing those who wish to preserve and maintain Ulster’s architectural heritage.
They include successes, failures and instances where a building’s fate hangs in the balance.
Location: College Green, Botanic Avenue, Belfast
Built: 1833
Architect: William Farrell
Type: Church
Council: Belfast City Council
Status: Saved
Location: Brookeborough
Built: 1835
Architect: William Farrell
Type: Other
Council: Fermanagh and Omagh District Council
Status: Listed, Saved
Location: College Green, Botanic Avenue, Belfast
Built: 1870
Architect: Not Known
Type: Other
Council: Belfast City Council
Status: Saved
Location: Belfast
Built: 1850
Architect: Charles Lanyon
Type: Other
Council: Belfast City Council
Status: At Risk
Location: Victoria Street, Belfast
Built: 1843
Architect: Charles Lanyon
Type: Other
Council: Belfast City Council
Status: Saved
Location: Hillsborough
Built: 1780
Architect: Charles Lanyon
Type: Other
Council: Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council
Status: Listed, Saved
Location: Stable Lane, Londonderry
Built: 1894
Architect: Not Known
Type: Other
Council: Derry City and Strabane District Council
Status: Saved
Location: Killinchy
Built: 1913
Architect: Unknown
Type: Other
Council: Ards and North Down Borough Council
Status: Listed, Saved
Location: Ardress
Built: C18
Architect: Unknown
Type: Other
Council: Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council
Status: Listed, Saved
Location: Gilford, Co.Down
Built: 1834
Architect: Unknown
Type: Industrial Building
Council: Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council
Status: Listed, At Risk
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