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Lloyd George Avenue & Tiger Bay Lloyd George Avenue & Tiger Bay: A Study into a Cardiff Bay Development Corporation Scheme within th e C o n text of a H isto ric D o ck lan d s C o m m u n ity ! " #" $ " ""$ $ % C o n te n ts 1 2 Section 1 3 1.1 6 1.2 Section 2 17 2.1 19 2.2 20 2.2.1 ! " 22 2.2.2 30 2.2.3#$! "%& ' Section 3 35 3.1 (# )* 38 3.2 (# +* 43 46 , 50 - . 54 - . / 58 - % 0 In tro d u ctio n !" #$ # % & '( )* + ,-. $ / $ / $ $ 0* / / / $ )** 2235 (/ ****) 67 / 8 9. / # $ # 3* " / : + ( / ; / < ' 7 / = / ( >? ./ / / / 2$ < @")**6 A8 9. 32 ) B? )**5 !"#$$#!%%&# A 8 . ) 6 )** '() ))!%$%( A 5 2" .)*** + , #>AC )0 1 0.1 Butetown Location within Cardiff Bay [1:30,000] Abstract $ / A + / / $ / ! + < / 0* : * . @ 0.2 Mural, Loudoun Sq. ( / $ D $ ) : :/ %7& , 7/ / 35)*** / / ,- < / 7 $ >? ./ < @ < . + / < $ < #./# < 7 < "/ / >? ./ , ' 8 + / >? ./ $ / 7 $ ' 8 9 C / C C >? ./ 2 1.1 Historical Overview of Tiger Bay ! " # $% & ' % ! ( !) *+ , ' % --% . / + ' 0 % ! * ( 1! ) ! 2. 1 % 1 % 1.0 Exchange Floor, Mount Stuart Square, 1900. 31 (! 3 %'31 * + 31 4 !5.% ' ! ! $) $%1 # % ! -% + ! 0 0 7 $$% 8%%+ '31 % : ;( 5 !$%! ! 1 2 ( ( % %(! ! $$' 0 1 !0 % ; ""7 $$$)%1 # % # 4 ""% % ! '%). <( = =>> > > > > ?>- @< ))*))A ) " 3%$-) ! *!=" # B !+ %:( 3( %' %%$. ! " #$%&'' =: * " )5 . % )5 - % )2 5"!%* %) ( ( "" )" " "! '<( = =>> > > ? ? ! @< )) *))A 2, %, %$$- " C( D ;!=' %' & """ " *EF%) ) 3( %'% % * )2 1.1 James Street, Tiger Bay. 3 ! 1 7 % %' % ' ( ' $ ; ""7 % ! 7 , $$0 0 !% % (8% !'!' ( ! ' ! ! % % ! ! ( $5 ' !; < @$.2AD ' <0 / &( G '!' + ! & ' @ $-A ""77 DH ! ( G! 1.2 The Demolition of Loudoun Square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oute Taken Through Butetow n ! " " # $ %& ' ()*+%,)*+*- ()**.,0&&1- 0&))' ,23 ()..&)*&))*0& )*%)- , 4 5 1.3 Route taken through Butetown 6 !"# 1.6 Callaghan Square, facing West [2011]. !"$ !"& 1.4 ‘The town end of Bute Street in 1974/75’. Same Scene [2011]. !"% 1.7 ‘Man walking towards Tiger Bay, East Wharf’ [1970s] !"!' !"( !"!! 1.5 ‘Crichton Street from East Wharf’ [1970s]. 1.11 Greek Orthodox Church [2011]. 7 6 #6 5 " 7 " 8 )*** *&&&&0 2 ' 4 ! 9 : 9 1880 5 " ;8 4 ' < : " 7 = " 5 < ; ) 8 " 8 4 : , ' > 0)*&? : 24 1901 )..&,)*%) )*?& 1941 )# A"#0) 0&)) 0#0&&0 A )1% 2012 8 1.8 Block Morphology [Callaghan Sq]. 8 635 ).%B 0%& 5 C 5 " )..& $ B )*+& ": 5 5 " # 9 : 2 )*?% , 8 1.9 ‘Old Gent at the Salvation Army Hostel, 240 Bute Street’ [1970s]. ‘Ty Gobaith/Hope House Salvation Army Centre, Bute Street’ [2000s]. 4)& " ! ! !'9 ).%0 ;: " # ;: ' 6 , D %" 7 < , , , B#0&&1 A )B& % )1? 1.10 ‘Course of West Junction Canal, looking East’ [1970s]. 9 Same Scene [2011]. !"!' !"!$ !"!# !"!% 1.13 ‘Man walking along Bute Street’ [1970s]. Embankment wall [2011]. 1.12 ‘Buildings in Bute Street, west side, near Bute Bridge’ [1970s] Bute Street, adjacent to the wall, facing South [2011]. !"!& 1.15 ‘Nur Ul Islan Mosque, Peel Street’ [1970s]. 10 F 3 # ;: " !" , 5" 95 1 " 6 ' 35 )*%)3 " 6G38 ? 9 , ' 5 1.16 ‘Angelina Street before renovation’ [2000s]. " 38 GH " ' 353 38 5 3 + 7 3 ;8 " , 3 9 ' . 3 5 8 , , 7 (7- *' = .
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