35 - 41 Queens Square, BT1 3FG
About 35 - 41 Queens Square
35 – 41 Queens Street is currently a cleared plot except for structural framework constructed to safeguard the gable of the neighbouring Listed property at McHugh’s Public Bar. The site previously comprised of a vacant three storey building which demolished in 2018 - 2019.
In April 2011, Village Homes NI Ltd submitted a planning application (Z/2011/0472/F) proposing demolition of the existing 3 storey building and erection of a new 16 storey building comprising 60 no. apartments with ancilliary facilities and commercial use at ground and first floor. This application was approved in November 2013.
In August 2021, Duncairn Ltd submitted a planning application (LA04/2021/1985/F) proposing the erection of a 15 no. storey building comprising 60 no. apartments with ancillary facilities and all other associated site works. This application was approved in May 2023.
In July 2022, Duncairn Ltd submitted amended proposals for their previously submitted application following extensive discussions with Planning Department at Belfast City Council. The proposals provides an active frontage with the inclusion of a coffee dock on the ground floor.
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QUB Lisburn Road Site C
Updated a year ago
The property currently features a 12-story structure utilised by Radius Housing, accompanied by a surface-level parking area. The present building is generally considered to have a limited positive impact on the urban landscape, with its height and configuration perceived as somewhat out of sync with the surrounding environment.
100 GPS
Updated 2 years ago
100 Great Patrick Street is a two storey building and was a former industrial warehouse. 100 Great Patrick Street was previously home to John J. Doyle Ltd and VIable Corporate Services.
Cathedral Buildings
Updated 9 months ago
Cathedral Buildings was constructed in the early 1900s for tea merchant F.R. Lepper. The B1 Listed building is situated on the south west side of Donegall Street and consists of four floors. The Cathedral Building comprises of solid brick walls with sandstone bands, three large gables, tall chimneystacks and a high pitched Westmoreland slate roof with dormer windows. The Cathedral Buildings is primarily used for office space and is home to a range of businesses, artists and groups.
