Rsua - Architects In Northern Ireland

The RSUA advances architecture and promotes design excellence and the interests, status and practice of the profession of architecture.

The Royal Society of Ulster Architects (RSUA) is the professional body for chartered architects in Northern Ireland with c. 900 members.

A direct alliance was formed with the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) in 1925 and the RSUA continues to act for the RIBA in Northern Ireland.

The RSUA is committed to a comprehensive continuing professional development strategy and is a vital information network for architects providing a support service on a wide range of issues including contract and legal matters, professional indemnity, changes in planning law, building regulations and government legislation.

Through its magazines 'Perspective' and 'Living Design' the Society records and publishes not only the best architecture in the province but also the best architecture produced by Northern Ireland architects working abroad.

Anyone seeking advice or assistance on any matters pertaining to architects or architecture can contact the RSUA and be assured of a friendly and helpful service. They may also call and browse through the many books and publications on the subject in the well stocked RIBA bookshop on the ground floor of the offices at 2 Mount Charles, Belfast.

Current Council
President - Paul Crowe
Immediate Past president - Norman Hutchinson
Senior Vice President -
Jayne McFaul
Hon Treasurer - Paul Mongan
Sean Auld
Alastair Beckett
Murray Bell
CPD Convener - Jack Cassidy
Robert Gilmour
Martin Hare
Wayne Hazlett
Conservation Convenor - Jill Kerry
Ciaran Mackel
Trevor Leaker
Clyde Markwell
Terence McCaw
Peter Monaghan
Johann Muldoon
Peter Niblock
Sean Tunney