[Spencer]

Miserable is white walls and suspended ceilings of traditional office space.  That's why office buildings that look like that are getting left vacant on the market more.

Central Square has lots of texture,  shades and colour pops,  and inside it feels very appropriate for a media organisation. The few times I've been in its always been pleasant,  although chronically underused. 

Don't be fooled by the Wales Today newsroom view, that just bad staging that doesn't work, mainly because the lighting levals and screens require camera racking that's not really compatible with the exposure setting required to make that office view pop on screen. The human eye view is much more appealing

Not having been in the building, I'm happy to bow to your superior, first-hand knowledge, and I'm glad to hear it's a pleasant place to work.

I would say though, for somewhere which many more people will see on TV than will ever see in person, if it doesn't look great on screen, that strikes me as something of a failure. And not just the newsroom view – when the Ten has been presented from there it's looked desperately gloomy.