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TRANSPORT HOUSE BELFAST
I have visited this location a number of times over a five year period in order to see Transport House rather than the Albert Memorial Clock because it is much more interesting. If I want to see a Clock Tower there are many to be seen throughout Europe but of course not all of them lean.
Built in 1959, in the International Style Transport House became the focal hub of the trade union movement in Northern Ireland. When it was listed Transport House became the youngest listed building in Belfast.
Originally designed as headquarters for the Amalgamated Transport and General Workers Union it was eventually taken over by Unite.
The architect, J. J. Brennan, was inspired by Michael Scott’s International Style ‘Busáras’ bus terminal in Dublin. The building is mainly clad in green tiles with a large mosaic to the front of the structure but unfortunately it is now derelict and in very poor condition.
For many years the building as been surrounded by very unattractive hoarding but recently the Unite Union agreed to carry out works to remove the awful hoarding and to replace it with a high quality mural in keeping with the building.
I get the impression that many people consider this building to are nothing more than an ‘eyesore’ and that’s a pity. Take my advice and see it before it is gone forever.
Built in 1959, in the International Style Transport House became the focal hub of the trade union movement in Northern Ireland. When it was listed Transport House became the youngest listed building in Belfast.
Originally designed as headquarters for the Amalgamated Transport and General Workers Union it was eventually taken over by Unite.
The architect, J. J. Brennan, was inspired by Michael Scott’s International Style ‘Busáras’ bus terminal in Dublin. The building is mainly clad in green tiles with a large mosaic to the front of the structure but unfortunately it is now derelict and in very poor condition.
For many years the building as been surrounded by very unattractive hoarding but recently the Unite Union agreed to carry out works to remove the awful hoarding and to replace it with a high quality mural in keeping with the building.
I get the impression that many people consider this building to are nothing more than an ‘eyesore’ and that’s a pity. Take my advice and see it before it is gone forever.
SORRY FOR THE DELAY
- LAGAN TOWPATH - BELFAST
- BUTCHERS SHOP IN BELFAST
- YORKSHIRE HOUSE
- CENTRAL TRAIN STATION
- VICTORIA SQUARE
- THE FAMOUS CRANES
- BANK OF IRELAND BUILDING
- THE GASWORKS
- SINCLAIRS DEPARTMENT STORE
- PUBLIC ART IN BELFAST
- THE ETAP HOTEL
- ALBERT MEMORIAL CLOCK
- STREET ART IN BELFAST
- TRANSPORT HOUSE
- QUEENS UNIVERSITY
- BELFAST QUARTERS
- BELFAST AT NIGHT
- BELFAST CHURCHES
- VICTORIA SQUARE SHOPPING CENTRE
- JAFFE MEMORIAL FOUNTAIN