Last Alteration: Friday 07 March 2008
Altolusso
GPS Coordinates
-03°10'21", 51°28'38"
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Altolusso
Bute Terrace, Cardiff, CF10 2FF, Wales
Altolusso is currently the tallest (72m) residential building in Wales, designed by HolderMathias Architects of Cardiff and completed in 2005.
How to get here:
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Bus: Cardiff Centre Bus Map - Altolusso, on Bute Terrace, is served by route 6 (eastbound). unverified +
Access: privateStatus: recognisableAltolusso
Photograph taken: 27th February 2008 by Chuck Foster
"Taken from the top of the NCP Rapports car park."
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Everything Changes
Filmed: 2006
Jack surveys Cardiff from the rooftop.
Where to walk to next?
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Millicent Street (Everything Changes). Head east on Bute Terrace, then turn left into Mary Ann Street. Millicent is past the cinema on the left. (0.2 miles, 2m)
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Mill Lane (Day One). Head west on Bute Terrace, then turn right into Hayes Bridge Road. Mill Lane is on the left as you reach the Hayes. (0.2 miles, 2m)
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Caroline Street (Day One). Head west on Bute Terrace, then turn right into Hayes Bridge Road. Caroline Street is on the left as you reach the Hayes. (0.2 miles, 2m)
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Hayes Island (The Christmas Invasion, Love & Monsters, Ghost Machine, End of Days, Something Borrrowed). Head west on Bute Terrace, then turn right into Hayes Bridge Road. Continue on into the Hayes. (0.3 miles, 4m)
Additional locations as the crow flies:
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NCP Tredegar Street (Everything Changes, Out of Time): 0.13 miles.
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NCP Cardiff Rapports (Everything Changes): 0.15 miles.
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Wyndham Arcade (Day One): 0.16 miles.
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La Tasca (Random Shoes): 0.19 miles.
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West Canal Wharf (Love & Monsters): 0.19 miles.
Notable photographs of the location
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Skyscraper News - Altolusso photos
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Emporis - Construction photos
Further links about the location
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Emporis - News on the building of Altolusso
Related Stories
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Everything Changes [8 Jun 2006]: Jack stands on top of a tall building surveying Cardiff.
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