Templer House was the original name of a high-rise flat (apartment) building in the New Lodge neighbourhood of Belfast, Northern Ireland.
Now called Maeve House,[1] it was well known as a British Army observation post during The Troubles.
[2] The post included high-technology observation devices such as electronic monitoring equipment, cameras and night vision.
[3] The location of the outpost provoked demonstrations against it by the Irish Republican community.
[4] As with most high-rise flats in the area, Templer House was named in honour of a senior British Army officer, namely Field Marshal Gerald Templer.