DJ MacRandal

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Daniel J. MacRandal is a Northern Ireland architect.

Now retired, his practice was responsible for the design and construction of several educational ecclesiastical projects, notably the buildings for his alma mater, St Mary's Christian Brothers' Grammar School, West Belfast, Northern Ireland.

[edit] Professional activities

In 1975-1977 he served as President of the Royal Society of Ulster Architects (RIBA Northern Ireland).

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Preceded by
RTJ Chambers		 RSUA President
1975–1977		 Succeeded by
AW Barnes
Presidents of the Royal Society of Ulster Architects
Sir Thomas Drew | WJ Gilliland | JJ McDonnell | WJ Gilliland | RM Young | H Seaver | N Fitzsimons | TW Henry | RM Young | J StJ Phillips | J Seeds | ER Kennedy | JA Davidson | RH Gibson | T Houston | RS Wilshire | TR Eager | JH Stevenson | JR Young | F McArdle | RH Gibson | AF Lucy | RH Gibson | JM Aitken | RS Wilshire | JD McCutcheon | GP Bell | C Munro | DA Shanks | JE Clarke | RJ McKinstry | JF Munce | IDW Campbell | RTJ Chambers | DJ MacRandal | AW Barnes | VH Robinson | HR McIlveen | DJ Haslam | CG Andrews | LGD Thompson | WH McAlister | EG Isherwood | PR Scott | AP Hull | JS Cole | HC Markwell | BS Todd | C Mackel | M Black | TA Leaker
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