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Telephone:Email:Consultant – ARCHITECTKriterion Conservation ArchitectsHawarden House163 Upper Newtownards RoadBelfast BT4 3HZ028 9067 1114 Fax: 028 9065 6262paul.millar@hamiltonarchitects.co.ukContact:Paul MillarSize of Firm:Specialisation:Background:10–50 peopleWorks throughout Northern IrelandThe conservation and restoration of historic buildings with aparticular interest in Victorian and Edwardian buildings. Clientsinclude the Heritage Lottery Fund, QUB, Irish Landmark Trustand Belfast City CouncilTwo staff have successfully completed the RSUA conservationcourse. Paul Millar’s thesis on Blackwood & Jury is held in theQUB library, Belfast. Paul Millar is currently chairman of theBelfast Buildings Preservation TrustMembership:RSUA, RIBA, RIAIExamples of Work:2000 (L) Hogg & Mitchell Shirt Factory, Derry – Conversion ofredundant shirt factory to apartments. Received a design andconservation award from the RSUA2004 (L) Old Belmont School, Belfast – Restoration andextension of Victorian school for use as a community facility,funded by HLF2002 (L) Ballynahinch Market House – Conversion andrefurbishment as community and office facility. Project cost£550,0002003 (L) Clandeboye House, Bangor – Substantial roof repairs inparallel with internal refurbishmentAlso: Offices also at 20 Queen Street, Londonderry BT48 7EQ,Tel. 028 7137 0017, Fax. 028 7137 4794 Email:kriterion@hamiltonarchitects.com22
Telephone:Consultant – ARCHITECTLarry & Eleanor Thompson Architects3 Kinegar AvenueHolywood BT18 9JR028 9042 2986Contact:Larry ThompsonSize of Firm:Specialisation:Background:2 peopleWorks throughout Northern IrelandConversion of old buildings to modern uses. Repairs andrefurbishment of existing buildings. New build in the countrysideAssessors 1992–1995 for Europa Nostra Awards for NI. Diplomaof Architecture – EdinburghMembership:RIBA, past President – RSUAExamples of Work:1990 James Street South, Belfast – Conversion of linenwarehouse to offices1994 The Quay, Dundrum – Conversion of stone builtlocomotive shop to four apartment dwellings2001 Dundrum – Circular plan restaurant and eight cottages2003 Helen’s Bay, Co. Down – Alteration to listed cottage23
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Building Preservation TrustsAdvice
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Department of Agriculture and Rural
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INDEX OF CRAFTSMEN, FIRMS, PRACTICE
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INDEX OF SKILLS AND SPECIALISMSArch
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