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Nissen Richards Studio wins approval to expand Cardiff's Clwb Ifor Bach music venue

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Ian Weinfass

20h ago· 3 min readenNews

Summary

Nissen Richards Studio has received approval to expand Clwb Ifor Bach, a historic Cardiff music venue on Womanby Street that launched bands like Super Furry Animals and Stereophonics. The £1.27m project will take over a derelict neighboring site, creating a 500-capacity double-height performance space with a mezzanine balcony. Plans were first consulted on in 2019, with detailed plans submitted in August 2023, marking nearly three years of the approval process.

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The 1,270m² Womanby Street venue first went out to consultation on an early concept in 2019 before detailed plans were submitted to Cardiff Council in August 2023.
The approved plans by the London-based practice will see the venue take over a derelict building on a neighbouring site, which Cardiff Council bought and agreed to lease to the club and community centre.
The scheme involves removing the existing building's first floor to create a 500-capacity double-height performance space with a standing area and wrap-around mezzanine balcony.
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Nissen Richards Studio has finally won the go-ahead to expand Clwb Ifor Bach, a Cardiff music venue that helped launch the Super Furry Animals and Stereophonics

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