Stadium House, Cardiff

Building in Cardiff, Wales

Stadium House

Stadium House (Welsh: Tŷ Stadiwm) in Park Street, Cardiff, Wales, is the fourth tallest building in Cardiff, Wales, which stands next to the Millennium Stadium. The 255 feet (78 m) tall building is owned by BT Group, and underwent a £7.1 million refurbishment programme in 2002.

## Construction

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Entrance to Stadium House and the skyway which links to Park Gate in Westgate Street

Work started on the building in March 1974 and was completed in 1976. The building is now clad in white and blue, while the roof is topped with a 131 feet (40 m) stainless steel spire, which was lit up green and white in the evening, to complement the cladding. The addition of this spire qualifies the building as the tallest in Cardiff and Wales, at 390 feet (120 m), if the spire is included. This building is also an internet exchange point.

The building is clad in a composite material. Numerous incidents of the cladding falling off the building have resulted in adjacent roads being closed.

## See also

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* List of tallest buildings in Cardiff

## References

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## External links

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Media related to Stadium House, Cardiff at Wikimedia Commons

* www.skyscrapernews.com - BT Stadium House

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BT Group

Divisions
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* BT Consumer
* BT Business and Public Sector
* BT Global Services
* BT Wholesale and Ventures
* BT Research
* Openreach
* EE
* Plusnet
* BT Ireland
* BT Italia

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* BT Marine
* dabs.com
* Hibu
* Madasafish
* merged into Plusnet
* Manx Telecom
* O2 (UK)
* O2 (Ireland)
* O2 (Germany)
* Ribbit
* Concert Communications Services
* Telecomsoft
* Tymnet
* International Network Services
* Dialcom
* Telfort
* LineOne
* Swindon Cable
* 6GMOBILE
* Open....

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* BT Broadband
* EE Broadband
* EE Mobile
* EE TV
* EE WiFi
* BT Smart Hub
* TNT Sports

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* BT Fusion
* BT Highway
* BT Mobile
* BT Superfast Fibre
* BT Versatility
* BT Voyager
* BT MyDonate
* BT MyPlace
* Telecom Gold
* Micronet 800
* Merlin M4000

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* Adastral Park
* Baynard House
* BT Centre
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* BT Tower (Birmingham)
* BT Tower (Swansea)
* BT Riverside Tower
* Stadium House
* Charwelton BT Tower
* Faraday Building
* Goonhilly Cornwall
* Guardian Exchange Manchester
* Madley Communications Centre
* National Network Management Centre
* Peterborough transmitting station
* Zouches Farm transmitting station
* Heaton Park BT Tower
* Purdown BT Tower
* Pye Green BT Tower
* Stokenchurch BT Tower
* Sutton Common BT Tower
* Tinshill BT Tower
* Tolsford Hill BT Tower
* Wotton-under-Edge BT Tower
* Red telephone box
* KX telephone boxes
* LinkUK

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* Anchor telephone exchange
* Bletchley Park
* CS Sovereign
* Horwood House
* Kingsway telephone exchange
* Leafield Technical Centre
* Mondial House
* Stag Lane Aerodrome
* Marland House
* Sheffield Telephone House
* Post Office Research Station
* Portishead Radio
* Criggion Radio Station
* Rugby Radio Station
* Microwave network
* TAT-1
* TAT-8
* TAT-9
* TAT-14
* CANTAT-2
* SAT-2
* UK-Belgium 5

Programmes
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standards|

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* BT 21CN
* BT site engineering code
* BT Speaking Clock
* British telephone socket
* Cable jetting
* Customer Service System
* Advanced Mobile Location
* Digital Access Carrier System
* Digital Access Signalling System 2
* System X
* System Y
* ADSL Max
* Redcare
* 1-5-7-1
* YouView

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* Digital Access Signalling System 1
* Digital Private Network Signalling System
* Fixed-Mobile Convergence Alliance
* Go!Messenger
* International Packet Switched Service
* NHSnet
* N3 (NHS)
* Packet Switch Stream
* Prestel
* TXE
* TXK

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* BT Group
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Landmarks and visitor attractions in Cardiff

Tallest buildings|

1. Bridge Street Exchange
2. Capital Tower
3. Stadium House
4. Zenith
5. HM Government Offices
6. Altolusso
7. Tŷ Pont Haearn
8. Meridian Gate
9. Tŷ Admiral
10. Holland House

Landmarks|

* Alliance
* Animal Wall
* Cardiff Central Library
* Cardiff Central Station
* Cardiff City Stadium
* Cardiff International Sports Campus
* Central Market
* Ianto's Shrine
* Llandaff Cathedral
* Millennium Stadium
* Pierhead Building
* Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama
* St David's Hall
* St David's Hotel
* St John the Baptist Church
* Senedd building
* Sophia Gardens
* Temple of Peace
* The Old Library
* Wales Millennium Centre
* Welsh National War Memorial

Visitor attractions|

* National Museum Cardiff
* St Fagans National Museum of History
* Bute Park
* Cardiff Castle
* Castell Coch
* Cathays Park
* Cardiff Bay
* Cardiff Bay Wetlands Reserve
* Cardiff Centenary Walk
* Cardiff Metropolitan Cathedral
* Bute Park
* Cardiff International Sports Village
* Cardiff Story Museum
* Flat Holm
* Insole Court
* Roath Park
* Mermaid Quay
* Museum of the Welsh Soldier
* Norwegian Church
* Red Dragon Centre
* Shri Swaminarayan Mandir
* Techniquest
* Victoria Park

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