UAHS is on the move! We are delighted to announce that in early January 2017 the Ulster Architectural Heritage Society is moving to the Old Museum building at 7 College Square North, Belfast.
UAHS Responds to Northern Ireland Audit Office Report.
The Ulster Architectural Heritage Society is outraged at the demolition of historic buildings at 95-107 North Street, Belfast which took place over the weekend 26th-27th November.
A fascinating and colourful new book on a prolific Ulster architectural practice and family dynasty has been published by the Ulster Architectural Heritage Society and launched on 17th November.
The Ulster Architectural Heritage Society will be introducing Heritage Angel Awards to Northern Ireland in 2017. The awards will be supported by the Andrew Lloyd Webber Foundation and the Department for Communities.
The Ulster Architectural Heritage Society invites Members to our Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) on 23rd November in Belmont Tower, Belfast at 7pm.
UAHS is delighted that the Infrastructure Minister, Chris Hazzard, has announced that the listed Waterside Station will be the core of a new transport hub for Derry~Londonderry by 2020.
Exciting new heritage project by Community Arts Partnership. Harnessing the red brick heritage of ‘the Village’ through digital arts and traditional skills.
The Ulster Architectural Heritage Society has come together with the Department for Communities: Historic Environment Division, to recognise some of Northern Ireland’s Heritage Heroes!
Following the success of the first phase of UAHS "Your Architecture, Your Heritage" Programme, we are pleased to launch the following new workshops.
The Ulster Architectural Heritage Society, (UAHS) is deeply concerned by the decision by Belfast City Council to approve planning permission for Ewart’s Warehouse, 17 Bedford Street, Belfast.
UAHS is disappointed to hear of yesterday’s collapse of one section of 1 Stewart’s Place Holywood.
The Ulster Architectural Heritage Society supports plans by the Historic Environment Unit to remove Section 85 (8) planning exemptions for listed churches and ecclesiastical buildings. We agree that the exemption is not protecting our ecclesiastical heritage and support the recommendation that it should be removed.
The Ulster Architectural Heritage Society encourages our members and the wider public to respond to consultation on the Historic Environment Fund.
The Ulster Architectural Heritage Society welcomes the conclusions of a structural report about the substantial demolition of Ewart’s Warehouse, Bedford Street, Belfast.
