No Sewage or Mains Water Connection? If Belfast Planning Committee Councillors are prepared to ignore fundamentals, what do they care about the impact of this development on Belfast’s Built Heritage?
Update on Pre-Determination hearing for Cathedral Quarter Development...
Ulster Architectural Heritage on why Tribeca plan must be rejected.
Are you the person to help lead delivery of the new 'Heritage: In Your Hands' project? We are pleased to announce a unique opportunity to join the UAH team as Heritage Projects Officer from 2020 to 2022. Supported by National Lottery Heritage Fund. Find out more. Apply now!
The quest for the 2019 Northern Ireland Heritage Angels came to a conclusion last night with the presentation of seven awards at a glittering ceremony which took place in the Market Place Theatre, Armagh. The awards funded by the Andrew Lloyd Webber foundation with further support from Armagh City, Banbridge & Craigavon Borough Council and the Department for Communities celebrated individuals and groups who have rescued historic buildings or sites, worked as craftsmen or apprentices, or recorded and interpreted historic places.
Ulster Architectural Heritage (UAH) is the lead independent voice for the promotion of built heritage, its protection, conservation and regeneration in Northern Ireland, and across the 9 counties of Ulster. We work to defend Northern Ireland’s historic buildings and promote appreciation, preservation and conservation of these precious historic assets.
Five Artists, Five Historic Sites, Five Bespoke Pieces. Book Now for Heritage Angel Awards NI 2019.
Have Your Say on Heritage Angel Awards NI 2019. Vote for YOUR Favourite Project Now!
One year on from the blaze at the historic Bank Buildings, Belfast, Ulster Architectural Heritage is pleased to see ongoing progress towards its conservation and restoration.
Find out about the openers across Belfast and Northern Ireland
UAH response to Belfast City Council Consultation on Draft Cultural Strategy 2020-2030.
‘Attack the Block’ is a movie title…horror fiction…. but in Belfast there was no fiction, but plenty of public horror, when the demolition contractors attacked the last historic Belfast brick warehouses on the City’s Kent Street/Union Street block, in a not unfamiliar weekend demolition.
Conservation Without Frontiers: Living Towns and Villages in Cavan and Fermanagh. DEADLINE EXTENDED closes Monday 10th June!
