
The Importance of Documenting Cardiff City Architecture
Cardiff is the capital and largest city of Wales, and one of the most vibrant and diverse cities in the UK. It has a rich history, culture, and architecture that reflect its evolution from a small Roman fort to a major industrial and commercial centre.
Documenting Cardiff city with photography is important for several reasons. First, photography can capture the beauty and diversity of the city, its people, and its landmarks, and showcase them to the world. Second, photography can preserve the memory and heritage of the city, its events, and its changes, and create a visual archive for future generations.
I have chosen to illustrate in monochrome because it creates a dramatic and timeless effect, and highlight the shapes, textures, and contrasts of the cities architecture.

Duke Of Wellington Pub - Built in 1882

The new Cardiff library

Morgan's Arcade - Built in 1886 and opened in 1889

Cardiff Central Train Station - Victorian Architecture.
£40M has been allocated for the refurbishment and £100M for adjoining park and ride car park at the rear. The expected amount of passengers are to be doubled by 2023.




