Awards
A Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) Award is recognised internationally as one of the most prestigious architectural awards. Since their inception in 1966 RIBA Awards have been given to more than sixty buildings in Northern Ireland.
The Royal Society of Ulster Architects (RSUA) Awards were initiated in 1998 to raise awareness of architecture and the built environment in the towns and cities across Northern Ireland and also to help raise the standard of architecture.
RSUA 2010 Awards
The Liam McCormick Building of the Year Award and Award in Residential Category
House on Sketrick
Architect: Neil Darby Architect
Conservation Award
St Malachy's Church
Architect: Consarc Design Group
Award - Under £750,000 and Wood NI Award
Fallahogey House and Studio
Architect: McGarry-Moon Architects
Award - Over £3 million
Newry Railway Station
Architect: Robinson McIlwaine
DSD Regeneration Award
Victoria Square
Architect: BDP
Sustainable Design Award
Castle Espie Wildfowl and Wetland Visitor Centre
Architect: Solearth Ecological Architecture
Arts Council of NI Integrated Artworks Award
The Knockbreda Centre
Architect: Penoyre & Prasad with Todd Architects
Artist: Martin Donlin
RIBA 2010 Awards
RIBA Regional Awards
St Malachy's Church
Belfast
Architect: Consarc Conservation
RIBA Regional Awards
Kevin Kahan Salon
Bangor
Architects: Twenty Two Over Seven
RIBA Regional Awards
Downe Hospital
Downpatrick
Architects: Scott Wilson Ltd in association with Capita Symonds
RIBA 2009 Awards
RIBA Regional Award
Fallahogey House
Kilrea, Coleraine
Architect: McGarry-Moon Architects
RIBA Regional Award
The Knockbreda Centre
Saintfield Road, Belfast
Architect: Penoyre & Prasad with TODD Architects
RSUA 2008 Awards
The Liam McCormick Building of the Year Award and Award in Residential Category
The McGonigle House
Ravenhill Road, Belfast
Architect: Twenty Two Over Seven
Conservation Award
The Meter House, Belfast
Cromac Avenue, Belfast
Architect: Twenty Two Over Seven assisted by Consarc Conservation
Award - Under £750,000
Control Tower
Healy Park, Omagh
Architect: Teague & Sally
Award - Between £750,000 and £3 Million
The Alley Arts & Conference Centre
Railway Street, Strabane
Architect: Alan Jones Architects & Glenn Howell Architects
Award - Over £3 Million
Strule Arts Centre
Townhall Square, Omagh
Architect: Kennedy, Fitzgerald & Associates
Arts Council of Northern Ireland Integrated Artworks Award
War Memorial Home Front Exhibition
21 Talbot Street, Belfast
Architect: Robinson McIlwaine
Planning Service Award for a recreational / community building in harmony with its site
O'Donnells G.A.C.
Rockmore Rd, Belfast
Architects: Mackel & Doherty Architects
DSD Award for Regeneration
Waterside Health & Social Care Centre
Spencer Road, Londonderry
Architect: Philip Parker Associates Ltd
CEF Award for Innovation in Design and Construction
RPP Recycling & Environmental Information Centre
Balloo Avenue, Bangor
Architect: Michael Whitley Architects
Wood NI Award
Orchard Building
Stranmillis, Belfast
Architect: Scott Wilson/ Knox & Clayton
RIBA 2008 Awards
RIBA Regional Award
Strule Arts Centre
Townhall Square, Omagh
Architect: Kennedy, Fitzgerald & Associates
RIBA Regional Award
Spire of Hope
Donegal Street, Belfast
Architect: Collin Conn & Robert Jamison
RIBA Regional Award
Orchard Building
Stranmillis, Belfast
Architect: Scott Wilson/ Knox & Clayton
RIBA Regional Award
The Meter House
Cromac Avenue, Belfast
Architect: Twenty Two Over Seven assisted by Consarc Conservation
RIBA Regional Award
The McGonigle House
Ravenhill Road, Belfast
Architect: Twenty Two Over Seven
RIAI 2008 Awards
RIAI Highly Commended: Best Sustainable 2008/ RIAI Selected for Exhibition: Best Educational 2008
Orchard Building
Stranmillis, Belfast
Architect: Scott Wilson/ Knox & Clayton
RIAI Commmended: Best Public Building 2008
The Braid, Ballymena Town Hall, Museum & Arts Centre
Bridge Street, Ballymena
Architect: Consarc Design Group