"Celebrating the guardians of our historic buildings and places who maintain them to keep them safe, and to prevent them from becoming disused or falling into disrepair." - Marcus Patton, Chair of The Historic Buildings Council
The quest for the 2018 Northern Ireland Heritage Angels came to a conclusion on the evening of Tuesday 6 November with the presentation of seven awards at a glittering ceremony which took place in the Guildhall Derry~Londonderry.
Unique performances, focused on the Derry Walls, the Shirt Factories and Austin's to take the stage for Northern Ireland’s Heritage Angel Awards at Guildhall Derry~Londonderry on 6th November.
A baking challenge like no other! Join UAH for Heritage Half Term at St. George's Market on Monday 29th October 2018. See the built heritage bakes at Bake A Building ~ The Big Building Bake Off, stalls, entertainment for all.
UAH welcomes and supports Belfast City Council’s decision to grant approval for listed building consent for the conservation-led works to Bank Buildings, Belfast.
The High Court ruling raises questions over awareness of local & central government departments with regard to the value of our built heritage, & adequate application of policy for its protection.
On the 2nd of October 2018 the Ulster Architectural Heritage Society issued Judicial Review proceedings against Belfast City Council to challenge the lawfulness of their decision, at a Planning Committee meeting, granting permission to demolish buildings situated on Upper Queen Street and Wellington Street in Belfast.
Public vote now open!
The ‘Grand old Lady’ remains unmoved.
Ulster Architectural Heritage and Food NI invite you to **BAKE A BUILDING** for the Big Building Bake Off at St. George’s Market, 29th October 12-3pm.
Ten days after the Bank Buildings fire it appears that there is still no plan, either to address the plight of traders, or to assure the future of the B1 listed building.
Catastrophic heritage fire raises important questions?
On the night of Sunday 24th June, fire broke out in an historic building at 163 Ormeau Road. Part of the property known locally as the Old Builders Yard, the 130 year building was formerly the headquarters of renowned Belfast construction firm H&J Martin, one of Northern Ireland’s oldest construction companies. Meanwhile the decimation of the architectural character of Ulster continues unchecked.
Entries have now closed for this year’s Heritage Angel Awards, keep checking here for further updates on shortlisted candidates.
