Designed by W.J. Barre, the Ulster Hall opened in 1862 as a concert venue and public space.[1] It has an Italianate and classical façade with round headed windows, a projection on the first floor supported by six Corinthian columns, a…
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Charles McKimm, the head gardener of Botanic Gardens in the latter part of the Victorian age, built the Ravine in 1889. It is the only one of its size in Europe and it is divided into a temperate and a…
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Titanica is a sculpture by Irish artist Rowan Gillespie. It takes the form of a diving female figure. The figure is mounted atop a slender base, and takes its inspiration from the traditional female ship figureheads mounted on the prows…
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The Titanic Studios are where a number of well-known TV hits have been filmed including HBO’s Game of Thrones. The space comprises two large clear span studios which are connected by a large acoustic door allowing for a combined use…
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Completed in 2009, it is a bronze and steel sculpture of the RMS Titanic, 14 metres tall and 4 metres wide and takes the form of an oversized Airfix plastic model kit and has a number of components recognizable as…
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