
Purpose
Architecture Night is a celebration all about connecting people who want to make Northern Ireland a more attractive place through great architecture.
Architecture Night aims to:
Event 2018
Architecture Night 2018 took place on the evening of Friday 19th October 2018. The event, hosted by the BBC’s Mark Simpson, was structured in three main parts as follows…
Part 1: An exhibition of the best student projects and revealing the winners of the RSUA Bronze and Silver medal winners.

Part 2: An exhibition of the ideas submitted to the RSUA/JP Corry #MyBelfastIdea Design Competition which challenges Early Career Architects to react to the fall-out from the devastating fire at Bank Buildings/Primark in Belfast city centre by generating ideas for a temporary intervention or interventions to the built environment which will help attract people to the surrounding area.

Part 3: Recognition of the contribution to architecture in Northern Ireland by two non-architects and the granting to them of RSUA Honorary Membership.


Food was served at each of the three stages of the event and there were no set tables. A complimentary bar was available throughout the evening. There was a range of live music. Dress was freestyle.
Venue

Carlisle Memorial Church in inner north Belfast hosted Architecture Night 2018. Designed by WH Lynn and opened in 1875 this building was included on the World Monument Fund Watch in 2010 – a biennial list of the most endangered cultural and heritage sites in the world. At a time when the value of our built heritage is high on the agenda, Carlisle Memorial was a very fitting location to celebrate local architecture.