St. Columb’s Park House is an 18th century manor house situated in parkland on the Waterside of Derry. The house was originally renovated in 1994, and was then established as a Centre for Reconciliation, with full conferencing and function facilities for the local community. Taylor & Boyd LLP provided full structural and civil engineering…
The Old Courthouse was built in the centre of Antrim in 1726. After various functions and periods of disuse this project transformed the building into a multi-purpose community facility accommodating an information centre with café/bar, an auditorium for cultural/arts events, conference space and staff facilities including kitchen and offices. It has recently been approved…
Shortly after the Belfast Gasworks closed it was decided to create a public garden with office space. Taylor & Boyd provided structural engineering for two office contracts with business units and ‘own door’ offices. Business Units: each building is essentially 3-storey with a 5-storey ‘core’ that includes a basement and upper gallery level. The…
This project primarily involved the design of a link to connect the existing library with a neighbouring structures, and refurbishment work within the existing Library. The site is located in the heart of Belfast City Centre. The design of the linking structure was unusual as the floor levels varied in each building and the…
This new day-care facility was designed to replace Bayview House with facilities for elderly and physically disabled people, as well as those who suffering from mental ill health. The building is steel-framed and supports a pitched standing seam roof deck with areas of timber joisted flat roof supporting a Sedum ‘grass’ roof. The building…
The Garden of Reflection project created a new shared space in the centre of Derry / Londonderry through a partnership that included the Inner City Trust, Derry City Council and DiverseCity Community Partnership. This attractive venue for intimate civic events and private contemplation was created by amalgamating the spaces behind city-centre townhouses…a secret space…
Phases 1 & 2 of this community project included a new two-storey facility in Derry to house a variety of activities related to the promotion of healthy living and an L-shaped building that wraps around a sports pitch. It is steel-framed and founded on traditional pad and strip foundations with a mixture of ground-bearing…
This project received a commendation at the Structural Steelwork Design Awards, with the judges saying the building was ‘practically designed with elegance, simplicity and economy.’ The reception building incorporates a 40-seater audio-visual studio on high ground adjoining the turntable site, which had to remain at the level of the Belfast-Bangor line of NI Railways….
On this project Taylor & Boyd contributed Civil and Structural engineering design for the development of a hydro-electric screw that would generate electricity from the Camowen River to provide power to Omagh Leisure Centre. The brief required the design team to create a facility that would generate sufficient power to meet the needs of…
127 houses and apartments on a former high school site. Ground models were created, after which full cut & fill exercises enabled civil engineers to design three level platforms from a steeply sloping site within an orbital access road. This was done with minimal removal of material off-site. Retaining structures of up to 3.5m…
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