Offices beside Building Dock at, Harland And Wolff, Queen's Island, Belfast, BT3 9DU

The building is orientated west north west to east south east. For the purposes of this report the west north west façade will be referred to as the west façade and all others named accordingly. A long rectangular two storey administration, constructed in red brick in c.1900. This building, although considerably smaller it is designed in a style similar to that of the main administration building on Queens Road. To the right of the west façade is the main entrance door. The original door opening has been partly bricked up and a modern timber door with a glazed panel added. To the right are four segmental arch-headed window openings with prominent red sandstone keystone and each with a one over one sash timber frame. The window second from right has had the lower sash removed and a hatch added. To the first floor are a further five evenly spaced windows. The south façade has doors and windows arranged door, five windows, door and seven windows while to the first floor there are fifteen evenly spaced windows as before. The north façade is similar however the ground floor east side of this face has been substantially rebuilt. The writers were not given access to the east face. The façade is constructed in dark red brick with a slightly projecting base course, Ground and first floor windows rest on a sill course and there is a similar projecting course between the two floors. Heads to the first floor windows are in red sandstone these extend around the building in a smooth band. The roof is finished with natural slate and has cast iron rainwater goods.