HARCOURT Developments have released pictures of their other waterfront development.

The images show the £100 million Titanic Signature project in Belfast that is to be built by the Irish company which was at the centre of a multi-million pound court battle over the Esplanade Quarter development.

Titanic Quarter is to be created on the site where the ill-fated White Star Line vessel was built. It is due to include a five-storey, boat-shaped Titanic centre, which is scheduled to open in time for the centenary of the boat’s sinking in April 2012.

The attraction will incorporate a state-of-the-art flying theatre, Titanic-themed banqueting suite, conference facilities, café and family restaurant. Up to 600 jobs are expected to be created during the construction phase.
It was announced last week by the Northern Ireland Executive that £40 million of public money was to be invested in the project. Harcourt are currently waiting to find out whether they will be the company to construct a new financial centre on the St Helier waterfront but the deal is under review following a series of very public spats.

Pictured: An image of Belfast’s £100 million Titanic Quarter to be constructed by Harcourt