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Northern Ireland building of the year revealed

By 2022-05-05T10:14:00

james connolly visitor centre

Royal Society of Ulster Architects has awarded the Liam McCormick Prize for Northern Ireland’s Building of the Year

The Royal Society of Ulster Architects has awarded the Liam McCormick Prize for Northern Ireland’s Building of the Year to the James Connolly visitor centre in Belfast.

McGurk Architects designed the centre in Falls Road for Fáilte Feirste Thiar (Visit West Belfast), adapting a Victorian twin end-terrace building. 

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