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Project brief
We were commissioned by Parc Cendedlaethol Eryri to design this replacement Visitor Centre, which opened in 2013.

Design details
Designed to comfortably sit within its stunning surroundings, using local materials which are widely used and seen in the Parc, in an alternative way. The stonework is laid on an angle to emulate the harsh and dramatic angled ridges and mountain faces by which the structure is encompassed. The slabs were glacial boulders saw cut by Welsh Slate, the first time this was attempted. The project won an LABC Wales Award for Sustainability.
Design details
Designed to comfortably sit within its stunning surroundings, using local materials which are widely used and seen in the Parc, in an alternative way. The stonework is laid on an angle to emulate the harsh and dramatic angled ridges and mountain faces by which the structure is encompassed. The slabs were glacial boulders saw cut by Welsh Slate, the first time this was attempted. The project won an LABC Wales Award for Sustainability.
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We were delighted to be guided by DEWIS as they prepared a feasibility study for us in Deiniolen. Their interest in history and old buildings was an essential quality for the project. It was so easy to work with them.
Sian Tomos, Chief Executive GISDA