Liverpool ferry terminal wins architecture award

Named winner at this year’s Architects’ Journal Awards

The Isle of Man Ferry Terminal in Liverpool has won a prestigious British architecture award.

It's been named the winner in the Infrastructure and Transport Project category at this year’s Architects’ Journal Awards.

The award celebrates outstanding design and innovation in architecture across the British Isles. 

The judging process that included an on-site visit by a panel from the Architects’ Journal in the summer.

David Gooberman, Director of Harbours at the Department of Infrastructure, said: "We are thrilled that the Terminal has received this prestigious recognition. 

"It reflects the years of hard work and vision from everyone involved. 

"The building is not only a vital transport hub but also a modern, stylish gateway to the Isle of Man that will serve visitors for decades to come."

Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood added: "Winning this award underlines the quality of the Terminal’s design and execution. 

"It is a key strategic asset for the Isle of Man, and everyone involved should be proud of this achievement."

The award was presented at a celebratory dinner at the Royal Lancaster Hotel in London on November 27.

Located at No. 1 Triskelion Way, Liverpool, the Terminal opened to passengers in June 2024, at an estimated cost of between £70-75million - it is currently undergoing work to tackle mooring issues.