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Delighted that our Lisburn Public Realm and Hillsborough Castle projects have been shortlisted for #RICSawards Brilliant places providing value to their communities #people #place #nature @HillsCastle @lisburnccc @consarc_design @talklandscape @LisburnChamber
Construction projects to be judged on `value they have brought to the communities around them' irishnews.com/news/northerni… via @irish_news
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Only one more day to vote for the Lanyon Building!
The Lanyon Conservation Project has been shortlisted in the @ulsterahs #HeritageAngelAwards NI.
Vote here: go.qub.ac.uk/HeritageAward
Find out more about the project: go.qub.ac.uk/LanyonProject
#LoveQUB #LoveQUBStaff
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Just 1️⃣ day left. Have you voted?
Conservation of the Lanyon Building @QUBelfast has been shortlisted for the @ulsterahs #HeritageAngelAwards NI, recognising outstanding contributions to conservation & heritage.
➡️ Vote here: go.qub.ac.uk/HeritageAward
#LoveQUB
Vote for the Lanyon Building!
Our restoration works to the façade of the iconic Lanyon Building at Queen’s University Belfast has been shortlisted for the public vote award at the 2019 Heritage Angel Awards NI. Vote now!
ulsterarchitecturalheritage.…
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We have released new dates and times to attend our voluntary public exhibition and walking tour sessions with @consarc_design.
Come and have your say on our proposed amended plans for #TribecaBelfast.
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As our voluntary public exhibition continues, Graeme Moore from @consarc_design explains how Belfast is adapting for the requirements of the next generation in @News_Letter. #TribecaBelfast - newsletter.co.uk/business/be…
Consarc are delighted to have won an @RIAIOnline Conservation award in Adaption and Re-use of City Assembly House, Dublin. A great award for all involved @IrishGeorgian
Our project at City Assembly House in Dublin has been shortlisted in the Public Choice Award at the 2019 @RIAIOnline Awards. Vote for us at the link below, voting closes at midnight on Friday 31st May. Get in quick!
irisharchitectureawards.ie/p… … …
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We are very excited to reveal phase 1 of the Queen's Arcade Belfast restoration project and hope it gives you a flavour of what to expect when the project is complete.
Thank you for your continued patience as we progress to phase 2 of the restoration.
Big reveal coming soon!
Consarc were thrilled to attend @HillsCastle today, reopened by HRH the Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cambridge.
Consarc have been involved as lead architects in the extensive 5 year £20m restoration project, and are thrilled with the results achieved. A credit to all involved
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RSUA Design Awards 2019 Shortlist - The HMS Caroline designed by @consarc_design
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Introducing The Dixon hotelspaceonline.com/news/in… @TheDixonLondon @consarc_design #hotelnews #hoteldesign #london
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Great interview with @DawsonStelfox by @gnelis - I’d no idea @consarc_design worked on some many of these restorations 👇🏻
And here’s what’s comes across - if we want to restore beautiful buildings, we need a business plan to fund it.
Available in all good newsagents!
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Conservation up close! The wind calmed, & sun came out, for our event, ‘Behind the Scaffolding’ @QUBelfast Lanyon Building yesterday. Thanks to @QUBelfast & @consarc_design.
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Know a local undergraduate architecture student in their final year that wants to explore the world? To see & experience its architecture on a journey of discovery, enlightenment and adventure? Learn more about the RSUA Alan Barnes Travel Scholarship - rsua.org.uk/newsevents.aspx?…
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NEWS: £5m investment in #TemplemoreBaths Thanks to #NationalLottery players. Exciting new project will conserve the building’s historic features and its important social history whilst providing upgraded leisure facilities.
bit.ly/HLFBaths @belfastcc
#ThrowbackThursday
The King’s Hall, Lisburn Road, Belfast. Built 1934 to the Art Deco designs of Glasgow based engineers Leitch & Partners.
Consarc are thrilled to be working with @TODDArchitects to restore this building for new use as healthcare facility
@turleyplanning
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"Without maintaining these buildings, they're not going to be there for the future" ~ John Savage on today’s #ABiteOfQueens #LanyonConservationProject tour. 🔨🏗👷♀️👷#LoveQUBstaff
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