Author: Mary McClelland

Every year, the RSUA runs the Alan Barnes Scholarship for 3rd Year Undergraduates. The Scholarship offers the opportunity for Architecture students to travel to discover architecture in a destination of…

On Thursday 3 September, RSUA hosted its second annual Conference, ‘Architecture 2026: Home Truths’, which delved into the architecture of the home in its many guises – from the rural,…

We are pleased to announce the launch of ‘No Harm in Waiting’. The RSUA/JP Corry Design Competition for 2026 challenges Early Career Architects to propose creative ideas for a specific…

RSUA is once again participating in the European Heritage Open Days (EHOD). This annual event celebrates local architecture, history and culture and takes place across Europe. This year, the European…

The winner of Northern Ireland’s New Home of the Year accolade at the RSUA Architecture Awards 2026, Tollymore by McGonigle McGrath has received a RIBA National Award. Tollymore is the…

Maritime Belfast Trust recently published two tender opportunities for their Heritage Places projects. There are two separate tender processes for the following: The submission deadline for both is 4pm on…

RSUA was delighted to visit one of Simon Community’s family accommodation services in West Belfast recently, providing the opportunity to see first-hand the support Simon Community provides to families experiencing…

The Royal Society of Ulster Architects (RSUA) invites you to attend its annual conference “Architecture 2026: Home Truths” on 3 September 2026 at Riddel Hall, Queen’s University Belfast. The architecture…

RSUA’s Council for 2026/27 held its first meeting, last Monday in 2 Mount Charles. Following concerns about poor pay conditions for Part 2 graduates, a decision was made at the…

As part of RSUA’s 2025-2028 four year plan, RSUA committed to a review of the peer-approved Design Quality Panel. The RSUA Design Quality Panel was launched in 2017, with the…