Architects lead heritage tours for European Heritage Open Days

RSUA members led a series of tours for the European Heritage Open Days (EHOD). This annual event celebrates local architecture, history and culture and takes place across Europe. This year, the European Heritage Open Days took place on Saturday 13 and Sunday 14 September.

2025’s theme, “Architectural Heritage: Past Structures, Future Connections,” explored how historic buildings, structures, and landscapes shape our communities and preserve the past while inspiring the future.

With thanks to the members who expertly led these tours:

• Strand Arts Centre led by Bill McAllister, Hall Black Douglas Architects
• Queen’s Arcade led by James Grieve, James Grieve Architects
• The Walled Garden led by Stephen Villiers, Alan Patterson Design
• Bushmills Court House led by Andrew Molloy, Conservation Architect, Consarc
• Templemore Baths led by Ciara Young, Consarc Design