BBC Cymru Wales New HQ

It's the latest high tech innovation.

As opposed to a window made out something opaque such as bricks & mortar, I suppose...

In fairness to Whataday, I suppose that an internal window between two rooms could potentially be made from a different transparent material such as perspex.

And a fair few TV programmes have (fake) "windows" comprised of video walls / back projection etc.

Knowing TV companies nowadays they'll put such a fake window infront of the real window with a view of that foyer on.

I'm thinking it'll probably be similar to Sky News, but much better executed, as in the backdrop of the studio is on the otherside, but you'll get great views into it at the opening and close of the programme, and occasionally they'll present with the foyer backdrop in view.

Wow, this gives off NBH vibes right away. A lot more colourful though.

Any idea when Wales Today is due to move please?

Not straight away, the technical fit out is still in progress, so I don't think it'll be this side of Christmas

There is always the option that the window won't be featured in-vision, and is there to allow visitors to see a working studio instead. It was common for studios to be built with windows for this purpose in the past - many of the TV Centre studios had viewing galleries.

Some more information and some video as BBC Wales staff move into their new home

https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-news/bbc-wales-central-square-cardiff-17131980

These are the photos already posted on the previous page.

Wow. That's a lovely new building for BBC Cymru Wales. It's an outstanding facility. I hope all the staff have a great time working there.

Is that next to Egnland?

If you play the video, and can endure the random advert, there are some other views include pictures of the public walkway bit of the building.