C60 Architects

12/11/2025

Happy employee day to our PT 1 student Aleksandrs. One year with C60. Alex was moved to honour the occasion with a fossil cake (long story). Thank you Alex, the cake is delicious 🥳

23/08/2025

18/07/2025

Office away day to brainstorm a site with huge potential. Great to share ideas and involve the whole team in the design process.

22/04/2025

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24/01/2025

It's a new year and our CPD schedule kicks off with a very interesting presentation from Deltalight UK on their exceptionally designed low voltage and track systems. https://deltalight.com/en-gb

30/10/2024

Excellent day at The Rock Stone Masonry with CITB learning the basics of dressing stone and brushing up on a few Heritage Skills.

30/08/2024

Gambling might have resulted in the preparation of certain Building Control applications being won or lost but are and guile beats youth and enthusiasm every time…

24/04/2024

We are proud to be working with Mid Ulster Council in delivering the proposals for the Small Settlements programme in Castlecaulfield, Co Tyrone. We had a successful consultation event on site and look forward to delivering this exciting scheme in the coming months.

17/04/2024

A successful public consultation showcasing the design for Conservation and Public Access to the WW2 Heavy Anti-Aircraft Gun Battery at Magilligan. https://c60design.co.uk/architectural-services-northern-ireland/conservation-architects-belfast/

27/03/2024

The Essential Role of the Retrofit Coordinator - Read our latest blog
https://c60design.co.uk/the-essential-role-of-the-retrofit-coordinator/

22/03/2024

Well done to C60 Student member on his recent success in being announced as one of the finalists in the Regenerative Rathlin competition.
https://rsua.org.uk/regenerative-rathlin-open-design-competition/

17/03/2024

We like getting out and about to experience NI's rich heritage. A barbican (from Old French: barbacane) is a fortified outpost or fortified gateway, such as at an outer defense perimeter of a city or castle, or any tower situated over a gate or bridge which was used for defensive purposes, although it's unlikely the Glenarm Barbican was ever used for this purpose. It was built in 1825, designed by William Morrison as part of a romantic redesign of the Castle and its surrounding buildings.