Well done to JCA Architects - Primark Belfast - The Bank Buildings on winning the Fit Out Project of the Year - Retail award! #FitOutAwards Sponsored by Tech Refrigeration and Air Conditioning

Congratulations to JCA Architects - Primark Belfast - The Bank Buildings on winning the Fit Out Project of the Year award! #FitOutAwards Sponsored by SAS International

We're delighted to have won three awards at the Fit Out Awards 2023 last night. Winning the Excellence in Design Collaboration with Hall Black Douglas, Fit Out Project of the Year - Retail and Fit Out Project of the Year awards. Well done to the design team!

We are also delighted to have won The Heritage Project Award for The Bank Buildings, Belfast for Primark at the Architects’ Journal #AJArchitectureAwards last night also. Hall Black Douglas Architects were on hand to accept the award. Well done everyone!

With the winners having been revealed for Architects’ Journal Architecture Awards '23, we would like to congratulate Hall Black Douglas Architects & JCA Architects on taking The Heritage Project Award for their restoration of The Bank Buildings, Belfast. Discover more 👉 bit.ly/47GPXX8

JCA are delighted to be back in Fota House with the latest phase of conservation works involving the careful repair of all roofs and chimneys of this seminal work designed by the great Irish architects Sir Richard Morrison and his son William Vitruvius Morrison c. 1820.

Works are near completion at the former Convent of Mercy, Bantry with JCA as the Project & Conservation Architects for the successful conservation and redevelopment of the former Convent to social housing for Clúid Housing.

JCA Architects have recently completed a Restoration Plan for Lonehort Battery, Bere Island, Co. Cork. The plan focuses on building envelopes, maintaining existing structures and securing surviving fabric of the Protected Structure.

#Restoration works to the #FourCourts courtyard walls and Railings Complete. This Project involved the careful repair of the railings and gates, stonework, and balustrades to the southern arcade screens of the two courtyards fronting Inns Quay.

We are pleased to announce 9 projects have been shortlisted for the #RSUADesignAwards24. From the £100m restoration of the Bank Buildings in Belfast’s City Centre to a shipping container home built on ruins find out more about all the projects here rsua.org.uk/nine-projects-…

Exciting times at Fota House for the Irish Heritage trust! The temporary roof is installed and roof repair works are underway. Works involve specialist trades such as leadwork, slate and limestone repairs.

Hall Black Douglas Architects Radius Housing Aisling Shannon Rusk Patrick Bradley (Architect) Day 2 began in Belfast city centre at the resurrected Bank Buildings which hosts Primark. The restoration was designed by Hall Black Douglas Architects & JCA Architects.

JCA are delighted to attend the official opening of Cluid Bantry Convent Court!

JCA were on site at Tristan Square as the project reaches practical completion. The project sees 180 1, 2 and 3 bed apartments delivered for social and affordable housing across 3 blocks in Chapelizod, Dublin City.

Our #AHB member Clúid Housing just launched 18 #socialhomes in Bantry’s 160-year-old former Mercy Convent. 10 1- and 2-bed homes and 8 new-build single-storey homes on the site. Cork County Council JCA Architects @pjbarrettco shorturl.at/gORW3

AAI Site Visit: Quarter Master's House - Griffith College Dublin JCA Architects This Saturday 18.05.24 Tickets here: eventbrite.com/e/aai-site-vis…

The bats are back Fota House & Gardens following successful mitigation measures to protect the colony during essential roof works at the property JCA Architects Irish Wildlife Trust

We’re delighted to have completed the project at Goggin Cottage, Kildimo Co. Limerick for the Irish Landmark Trust Trust. The project involved the conservation and restoration of an early 1800s traditional thatch cottage, with the interior fit out by Jessie Wilkinson Interiors.

JCA are delighted to have completed the restoration of the facade of MTU Gallery at 46 Grand Parade, Cork. This encompassed the careful conservation of the oolitithic stone ionic capitals and consolidation of the friable stucco work using discreet stitching and moulded repairs.