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Plans revealed for Cardiff regeneration scheme
Plans have been revealed for the redevelopment of the Queens Arcade in Cardiff.A public consultation has been launched by site owner Addington Capital, with the plans set to be submitted to Cardiff Council later this summer.Designed by Cardiff’s Holder Mathias Architects, the proposed regeneration scheme involves the demolition of the existing shopping centre, to be replaced by a new development centred around the creation of an open street linking Working Street, Queens Street and St David’s Shopping Centre.Retail and commercial space is envisaged alongside a new hotel, with the upper levels including new homes.Queens Arcade was opened in 1994 and what was once a thriving shopping centre but is currently largely unlet.
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