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Welsh Office Buildings: Wales Architecture

Key Commercial buildings in the UK, north west Europe. Workspace designs – property updates.

post updated 29 September 2026

Major Welsh Office Development

Welsh National Assembly, Cardiff
Design: Richard Rogers Partnership

picture © Katsuisha Kida
National Assembly for Wales
Probably the precursor for this building’s warm woody materiality and organic roof section was the Law Courts in Bordeaux which marked a positive redirection in Richard’s career from Hi-Tech to a more layered architecture that works with more complex geometries.

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Key Recent Welsh Office Buildings

Welsh office buildings images, Wales workplace designs architects, Modern property

14 Nov 2016
Cardiff University Innovation Campus
Design: Hawkins\Brown ; HOK ; BDP ; DPP

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Cardiff University Innovation Campus

Wales Office Architecture

This page contains a selection of major Welsh office building designs, with links to individual project pages. We select the key Wales Buildings, UK, but additions are always welcome.

Ruthin Craft Centre
Sergison Bates Architects

image : Dewi Lloyd © Ruthin Craft Centre

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Welsh Office Architecture

Wales Architecture Designs, alphabetical:

Aberystwyth Creative Units
Design: Heatherwick Studio

photo : Edmund Sumner
The Creative Studios Project was designed to develop Aberystwyth Arts Centre’s role as a creative hub for arts businesses, arts development agencies, artists and craft workers. The mix of artists and arts businesses is a unique feature of this development with both new and established occupants interacting together in a stimulating environment to realise their economic and creative potential.
The £1.4 m Creative Studios Project has been made possible by support from Aberystwyth University, the Arts Council of Wales Lottery Fund and the Welsh Assembly Government. The Creative Units were one of only 18 buildings in the UK and Ireland to receive a 2011 Civic Trust Award and the only building to be chosen from Wales.