Belfast Telegraph

Top constructi­on consultanc­y proud to back awards category

- BY STEPHANIE BELL

constructi­on consultanc­y WH Stephens is the proud sponsor of the Best Commercial Fit Out category in this year’s Belfast Telegraph Property Awards.

One of Northern Ireland’s leading constructi­on consultant­s, the firm specialise­s in project management, cost management, building surveying and asbestos management.

Billy Wallace, managing partner and chairman of WH Stephens, offered best wishes to all those nominated for this year’s awards and said the company was looking forward to meeting up with clients, friends and colleagues across the industry at the awards ceremony next week.

“This year’s property awards come at a time of increasing uncertaint­y in the Northern Ireland constructi­on sector,” he said.

“WH Stephens is proud that, despite the increasing uncertaint­y created by a lack of government, to have successful­ly delivered a number of key local projects including the City Quays developmen­t for Belfast Harbour, Ulster University Block BB, York Street, Omagh Hospital and ongoing developmen­ts in the retail sector such as the Boulevard, Banbridge, Junction One, Antrim, Rushmere Shopping Centre and Retail Park, togethship

Best wishes: Billy Wallace

er with the Tower Centre, Ballymena.

“Despite threats to the economy from Brexit and failures in local government, we’re optimistic that the next year will see the Northern Ireland constructi­on sector get back on to a steady footing.”

WH Stephens is a profession­al consultanc­y practice that was formed in Belfast as a partnerLEA­DING in 1865. For over 150 years the practice has been a stalwart of consistenc­y and dependabil­ity in the developmen­t, re-developmen­t and conservati­on of the infrastruc­ture and built environmen­t throughout Ireland.

In more recent decades, the practice has applied its knowledge, management expertise and profession­al skills, in a collaborat­ive manner, on projects throughout the United Kingdom and Ireland.

This includes continuing growth of operations in England via projects such as the ma- jor town centre mixed use redevelopm­ent in Woking, Surrey (£500m) and in Ireland with ongoing major appointmen­ts such as the Book of Kells Trinity Visitor Experience (€70m) and the Royal Irish Academy of Music (€25m) in Dublin.

The eight partners that run the practice are supported by a number of dedicated associates who in turn are supported by senior surveying and project management profession­als who are chartered members of the Royal Institutio­n of Chartered Surveyors.

WH Stephens operates from seven offices throughout the UK and Ireland, combining internatio­nal experience with local expertise. Offices are located in Belfast, Ballymena, Dublin, Edinburgh, Wakefield, Northampto­n and Woking.

Experience­d staff provide services for every need from individual commission­s and reports to full project, programme and cost management.

WH Stephens can also provide a full multi-discipline­d design team from their tried and trusted partnershi­p network.

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