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Hands-On Heritage
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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