For the record

By Vern Pitt2012-05-30T18:11:00+01:00

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Todd Architects鈥� work on Public Records Office in Belfast scores a hat-trick of awards

The PRONI building in Belfast designed by Todd Architects

The Public Record Office of Northern Ireland building in Belfast has netted Todd Architects a gong at the Royal Society of Ulster Architects (RSUA) Design Awards.

The 拢30m building, built by contractor Harcourt Construction (Northern Ireland), contains 3,000m2 of archival shelving and office space and also won a sustainable design award and integrated artwork award.

Paul Crowe, managing director at Todd Architects, said: 鈥淚t was vital that we produced an innovative public building which is welcoming to staff and visitors alike.鈥�

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