Dangos 9 canlyniad

The series comprises minutes, 1998, together with associated papers, including the 'Design Concept Brief'.

The series comprises correspondence, 1998, relating to the work of the committee and correspondence with officials, advisers, panellists and members of the public, 1998-2000, concerning matters arising from the launch of the National Assembly for Wales architectural competition.

The series comprises a 'diary of events' in typescript, 4 May-15 July 1998, by Lord Callaghan. In his opening entry he writes 'Gareth Williams telephones to enquire whether I would be willing to become Chairman of a Panel to select an architect and a design for the new Welsh Assembly Building'; together with notes in his hand.

The series comprises the entries of the six practices which had reached the final round of the competition in October 1998 and previous work done by them. The architects' presentations include photographs of models of their designs, adjudication by Ian Ritchie, and a cost summary.

The series comprises the competition entries, 1998, of the following architects: Capita in association with Professor Dean Hawkes (Cardiff); Dominique Perrault (Paris); Behnisch, Behnisch & Partners (Stuttgart); Rick Mather (London); and Hurley, Robertson and Associates (London) with Sir Denys Lasdun and Wigley Fox Partnership (Cardiff). These were interviewed in London in August 1998 when the six finalists were shortlisted. Also included are the order of service for the celebration held at Llandaff, table plan for the luncheon held at the National Museum of Wales and the programme of the opening ceremony, 26 May 1999, to celebrate the official opening of the National Assembly of Wales by Her Majesty The Queen to which Lord Callaghan was invited.

The series comprises written comments in connection with the architectural exhibition held in 1998; together with a summary of the main points sent to Lord Callaghan.

The series comprises technical assessments of submissions by the finalists, including an access appraisal by Disability Wales and a response by T. P. George on broadcasting maters, 1998, together with a concept engineering report, October 1998, produced by BDSP Partnership, London.

The series comprises mainly press cuttings, 1998-2000, relating to the National Assembly for Wales design competition.

The series comprises miscellaneous notes, 1990-1998, relating to the National Assembly for Wales design competition.