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Welsh Assembly - looking along top floor above the debating chamber, taken in 2006.

The Senedd is a pioneering environmentally sensitive building by the Richard Rogers Partnership. It opened on 1 March 2006 and houses the debating chamber and supporting offices of the National Assembly for Wales. It has a suspended timber-clad roof over glass-walled chambers and offices and is meant to represent the transparency of government in Wales.

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