Architecture: What's Hot Now: The Senedd, National Assembly for Wales

Saturday, 12 November 2011
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The Senedd, National Assembly for Wales
Nov 12th 2011, 10:02

Home of the National Assembly for Wales, the Senedd is designed to suggest transparency. Find facts below.

Richard Rogers gave the National Assembly building a wing-like roof.

National Assembly for Wales by Richard Rogers Partnership, 1998-2005.

Photo by Katsuhisa Kida, Courtesy Richard Rogers Partnership
The Senedd (or, the Senate, in English) is an earth-friendly waterfront building in Cardiff, Wales. Designed by the Richard Rogers Partnership and built by Taylor Woodrow, the Senedd is constructed with Welsh slate and oak. Light and air enters the debating chamber from a funnel on the roof. Water collected on the roof is used for toilets and cleaning. An energy-efficient Earth Heat Exchange system helps maintain comfortable temperatures inside.

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