Project Overview

Gracehill

Elevating a unique sense of place

The village of Gracehill was planned as a new settlement in 1765 and became Northern Ireland’s first Conservation Area in 1975. Having fallen into disuse our design sensitively revitalised the space, restoring historic features and paths while introducing a modern layer of infrastructure to once again place this wonderful square at the heart of the village and its community.

FACT SHEET
  • Client: Gracehill Old School Trust
  • Location: Gracehill, Co Antrim, Northern Ireland
  • Status: Complete
  • Team: The Paul Hogarth Company: Landscape Architects. Philip Blackstock: Arboriculturalist. Cameron Landscapes: Contractor.
  • Awards: ILI Highly Commended Landscape Heritage & Conservation
  • Tags: Conservation, Green space, Heritage, Park, Placemaking, Restoration, Village

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