Causeway Interpretive Centre designer named

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The BBC reports that the National Trust (NI) has announced that design company Event Communications will create the interiors of the now approved interpretive centre at the Giant’s Causeway, as designed by Dublin-based architects Heneghan Peng. Although efforts to raise the required additional £2.25million appear to be slow. And, with the rival developer’s objections dropped, I expect some supernaturalists will continue to push the issue of the material available at the World Heritage site.

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