Originally known as Carswell’s Buildings, this five-storey 1895 red brick warehouse is a surviving artefact of Belfast city centre’s industrious and commercial core. The building has catered for various uses over its 125-year history; however, had fallen into a state of disrepair. The restoration of the building began in 2021 with an emphasis on retaining, repairing, and enhancing many original features. This building tour will be delivered by Paul Elliot and Richard Reid from Angus Properties.
Part of European Heritage Open Days 2024
General Info
Event Type(s)
Walks & Tours
Admission / Cost
FREE
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Organiser
The Royal Society of Ulster Architects
About
The Royal Society of Ulster Architects strives to enhance Northern Ireland's built environment for the benefit of all through the promotion of architecture. We are the membership body for Architects in Northern Ireland.
URL
www.rsua.org.uk
Instagram
@architecturenorthernireland
Twitter
@architectureni
About
The Royal Society of Ulster Architects strives to enhance Northern Ireland's built environment for the benefit of all through the promotion of architecture. We are the membership body for Architects in Northern Ireland.
URL
www.rsua.org.uk
Instagram
@architecturenorthernireland
Twitter
@architectureni