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

锘緽elfast鈥檚拢100m Titanic Visitor Centre is taking shape ahead of its opening next March.

The 14,000m² building, which forms the centrepiece of Belfast鈥檚拢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鈥檚 roof, and its opening next year will coincide with the centenary of the Titanic鈥檚 maiden voyage from Belfast.

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