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Telephone:Email:Consultant – ARCHITECTManor ArchitectsStable Buildings30a High StreetMoneymore BT45 7PD028 8674 8367 Mobile: 07776137836 Fax: 028 8674 8579ma@manorarch.co.ukContact:Keith GilmoreSize of Firm:Specialisation:Background:1–10 peopleWorks throughout Northern IrelandRestoration, conservation and extension of traditional buildings,with knowledge of local craftspeople and materials25 years as chartered architect in private practice, attendedDoE/UAHS lime course 1993, staff participated in RSUA/QUBConservation Course 1998Membership:RIBA, RSUA, UAHS, ARBExamples of Work:(L) Draperstown –Refurbishment of a listed two storey,sandstone building to provide community youth centreOngoing (L) Caledon – Restoration and new build linkedextension to rear of two storey building with clock tower(L) Castledawson – Restoration of listed building with new buildsingle and two storey extension to rear to provide restaurant,kitchen, en-suite bedrooms and ancillary accommodationOngoing Lisburn, Antrim, Lurgan, Omagh, Randalstown – HLFsupported Townscape Heritage Initiative schemes in conservationareas to improve front facades of important buildings26
Telephone:Email:Consultant – ARCHITECTMary Kerrigan Frank Harkin18A Queen StreetDerry BT48 7EF028 7126 1510 Fax: 028 7127 9613mkfh@lineone.netContact:Mary KerriganSize of Firm:Specialisation:Background:1–10 peopleWorks throughout Northern IrelandSensitive conversion of old buildings to new uses incorporatingsympathetic, contemporary architecture in any interventions. Therepair of historic buildings promoting a ‘conservation’ approach.Traditional building technology and materials, in particular,specification of ‘breathable’ lime based mortars, renders andplasters. Building types include ecclesiastical, institutional,educational, residential, industrial, healthcare and communityMary Kerrigan, SPAB Scholar 1992, has over 17 yearsexperience, including nine months travelling throughout the UKand Ireland gaining ‘hands on’ experience working withtraditional materials and developing an understanding of thephilosophy of conservation. Frank Harkin, Project Manager andArchitectural Technologist, has over 30 years experience oftraditional and modern technology and managing the design andconstruction process on a wide variety of projects.Membership:RIBA, RIAI, ARB, SPAB, MAPM, BIATExamples of Work:1999 Private dwelling, Moneyreagh, Co. Down – Repairs andalteration to stone farmhouse using limeOngoing (L) 6 De Burgh Terrace, Derry – Internal/external repairand extension/internal alterations2002 (L) Convent of Mercy, Castleblayney, Co Monaghan –Feasibility study on reuse of former National School and repairof sash windows to existing convent building2002 (L) Mercy Resource Centre, Bessbrook – Remedial repairsdue to dry rot outbreakAlso: Consultant – Construction Project Management,Architectural Technology27
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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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