The South Wales Islamic Centre, Alice Street, Cardiff was built in the late 1970’s in the classical Arabic style by Davies Llewellyn Partnership. The building occupies 250 square metres, and has an impressive bronze dome around which are 16 stained glass windows designed by students of the College of Art, Swansea. The lower parts of the structure are built of red bricks. The building includes a Women’s centre, school, and main temple for worship.
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