Cunningham Stone proudly undertook the restoration of Belfast Royal Academy, founded in 1785, with works focused on preserving the building’s historic architecture while enhancing its long-term durability. The project included steam cleaning to reveal original stonework, careful repointing to strengthen the masonry, and the design, supply and installation of moulded and carved sandstone elements, all crafted to blend seamlessly with the Academy’s historic character and honour its centuries-long educational legacy.
Cunningham Stone proudly undertook the restoration of Belfast Royal Academy (BRA), founded in 1785, preserving its historic architecture while enhancing its longevity. The project included steam cleaning to reveal the original stonework, repointing to strengthen and improve the masonry, and the design, supply, and fitting of moulded and carved sandstone elements.
Each piece was carefully crafted to blend seamlessly with the building’s historic features, reflecting our commitment to architectural heritage. This revitalisation not only preserves BRA’s visual and structural integrity, but, also honours its centuries-long legacy as one of Northern Ireland’s leading educational institutions.
