Established in 1962 we have been providing architectural services to a range of private and public clients for over 60 years.
We have developed an esteemed reputation for delivering innovative design and quality buildings, many of which have been recognised by local and national awards.
During this period the emphasis has been on innovative design, quality of service and the success of the new building. The Practice is recognised for its ability to combine design expertise with careful implementation of well–programmed and controlled contracts leading to the completion of successful, attractive buildings.
Our roles include being Architects and lead designers on both new build and refurbished buildings for a diverse range of private and public sector clients within the UK and Ireland. As a Royal Institute of British Architects Chartered Practice, Kennedy FitzGerald currently operates with three Partners and five Associates alongside a team of chartered Architects. Members of our team also have individual membership with the RIAI which allows us to operate as assigned certifiers for projects within Ireland.
Our values continue to evolve and always remain the foundation of the Practice, redefining standards within all sectors of work;
New computer (BIM) and material technologies allow us to stretch expectations further.
Our buildings continue to enrich our Clients’ experience as we provide innovative solutions to new design challenges.
Developing our design approach in response to the impact our buildings have on the environment.
Creating buildings that will last and that contribute positively to the environment – transforming lives and securing the future.
2024 Charity Partnership
Cancer Fund for Children
Every year, we will be supporting a selected charity of our choice. We will be running our own charity fundraising events, as well as getting involved in others. Please check out our social media pages for updates on our fundraising events throughout the year.
Throughout 2024, we will be hosting events to fundraise for and increase awareness of the Cancer Fund for Children. Their approach is to empower, connect and strengthen young people and their families so they feel better equipped to deal with the emotional impact cancer has on their lives. They have 40 years’ experience supporting families impacted by cancer in Northern Ireland. With a proven model of care, they offer world leading services to children, young people and their families in the hospital, in the community and through both family short breaks and residential group work for children and young people.
