We are delighted to share the news that the Bishop's Gate Hotel project was announced WINNER of the Tourism & Leisure category at the RICS awards ceremony which took place last Thursday evening. We would like to congratulate our client, Inner City Building Preservation Trust, and also the contractors, Conway Builders, on this success. 

RICS AWARDS NI 2017

Tourism & Leisure - Winner

"This award honours projects that make an outstanding contribution to tourism and leisure facilities in the region or their locality."

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From left David Snodgrass, Noel James & Karl Pedersen (Mullarkey Pedersen Architects) & Helen Quigley (Inner City Trust) accepting the award in Belfast last Thursday evening with broadcaster Paul Clark. 

From left David Snodgrass, Noel James & Karl Pedersen (Mullarkey Pedersen Architects) & Helen Quigley (Inner City Trust) accepting the award in Belfast last Thursday evening with broadcaster Paul Clark. 

From left; Helen Quigley (Inner City Trust), broadcaster Paul Clark & Karl Pedersen (Mullarkey Pedersen Architects)

From left; Helen Quigley (Inner City Trust), broadcaster Paul Clark & Karl Pedersen (Mullarkey Pedersen Architects)

"Bishop’s Gate Hotel has greatly enhanced Derry’s tourism and hospitality product.  Since it opened in March 2016 the restored building has attracted thousands of visitors, many coming to finally ‘get inside’ the landmark building which had been off limits for so long. The hotel has bucked the trend for smaller, start-up businesses in the tourism sector, winning “Hideaway of the Year 2017” and taking second place in the entire UK in the coveted TripAdvisor ‘Travellers’ Choice Award."