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: Ann Street, Belfast
Built: 1865
Architect: Thomas Jackson
Type: Industrial Building
Council: Belfast City Council
Status: At Risk
Location: Ballycoshone Road, Hilltown– Mourne Homesteads Scheme
Built: 1750
Architect: John Lanyon
Type: Farm/Outbuilding
Council: Newry, Mourne and Down District Council
Status: Saved
Location: Belfast
Built: C18
Architect: Unknown
Type: Other
Council: Belfast City Council
Status: Listed, Saved
Location: Annacloy Road, Rossconor
Built: 1800
Architect: Not Known
Type: Other
Council: Belfast City Council
Status: Listed, Saved
Location: Belfast City Centre
Built: 1869
Architect: J C Bretland
Type: Other
Council: Belfast City Council
Status: Saved
Location: Artillery Street, Londonderry
Built: 1911
Architect: E J Toye
Type: Other
Council: Derry City and Strabane District Council
Status: Saved
Location: Belfast
Built: 1840
Architect: Thomas Jackson
Type: Church
Council: Belfast City Council
Status: Listed
Location: Strangford
Built: 1840
Architect: Not Known
Type: Church
Council: Ards and North Down Borough Council
Status: Listed, Saved
Location: Templemore Avenue, Belfast
Built: 1891
Architect: Robert Watt
Type: Other
Council: Belfast City Council
Status: At Risk
Location: 20 Ballyknock Road, Tandragee
Built: 1780
Architect: Not Known
Type: Domestic
Council: Armagh
Status: At Risk
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