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The Lanyon Building Conservation and Restoration Project, Belfast

The aim was to deliver detail so close to the original it is difficult to distinguish

The Lanyon Building Conservation and Restoration Project, Belfast.
The Lanyon Building Conservation and Restoration Project, Belfast. Credit: Damien Toner

RSUA Award winner 2021
RSUA Regional Award, Conservation Award


Consarc Design Group for Queen’s University Belfast

Contract value: £4.5m 
GIA: 6,850m2
Cost per m2: £653

Deterioration in this 19th century grade A listed building was affecting complex details such as decorative stone pinnacles, finials, crenellated balustrades and array of rare zinc lattice windows. Original windows were removed, stripped, soldered, reglazed and redecorated. New zinc lattice casements windows were introduced to satisfy modern ventilation requirements while retaining the original character, materials and proportions. The phased 18-month programme on a live campus aimed for the highest quality of workmanship to deliver detail so close to the original it is difficult to distinguish.

  • The Lanyon Building Conservation and Restoration Project, Belfast.
    The Lanyon Building Conservation and Restoration Project, Belfast. Credit: Damien Toner
  • The Lanyon Building Conservation and Restoration Project, Belfast.
    The Lanyon Building Conservation and Restoration Project, Belfast. Credit: Damien Toner
  • The Lanyon Building Conservation and Restoration Project, Belfast.
    The Lanyon Building Conservation and Restoration Project, Belfast. Credit: Damien Toner
  • The Lanyon Building Conservation and Restoration Project, Belfast.
    The Lanyon Building Conservation and Restoration Project, Belfast. Credit: Damien Toner
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