McGonigle McGrath scoops RSUA building-of-the-year

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Source: Aidan McGrath

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McGonicle McGrath Architects’ Hill House project has been awarded the Liam McCormick Prize for Northern Ireland’s Building of the Year as part of the Royal Society of Ulster Architects’ Design Awards 2023.

McGonigle McGrath won a RSUA Design Award and the RIBA House of the Year Award in 2019 with House Lessans; the practice’s House at Lough Beg won a RIBA National Award and a RSUA Award last year.

In addition to winning the overall 2023 prize for Northern Ireland’s building of the year, Hill House – a five-bedroom home overlooking the Lagan Valley – also picked up RSUA’s 2023 House of the Year Award.

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