Titanic Belfast Visitor Centre to open next March

2011-12-08T10:38:00+00:00

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Harcourt Construction is building the 14,000m² visitor centre in Belfast

Belfast’s £100m Titanic Visitor Centre is taking shape ahead of its opening next March.

The 14,000m² building, which forms the centrepiece of Belfast’s £7bn Titanic Quarter development, is being built by Harcourt Construction and is designed by Eric Kuhne and Todd Architects.

Green roof manufacturer Alumasc and roofing contractor Grainger recently installed a 10,000m² Hydrotech waterproofing system onto the centre’s roof, and its opening next year will coincide with the centenary of the Titanic’s maiden voyage from Belfast.

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