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Mae ymgynghoriad ar y rhestru bellach yn cael ei gynnal, gyda'r nod o roi Gradd II\* i'r capel ar sail ei ddiddordeb pensaernïol a hanesyddol.


Cafodd y capel coffa ei ddylunio gan y cerflunydd o Gymro R.L. Gapper o Aberystwyth. Mae’n eiddo i Ddŵr Cymru ac wedi'i leoli ar lan ogledd\-orllewinol Llyn Celyn. Cafodd ei adeiladu ar safle'r fferm a gollwyd, Gwern Delwau, gan ddefnyddio cerrig o'r fferm hon ac adeiladau a gafodd eu dymchwel er mwyn adeiladu'r gronfa ddŵr, gan gynnwys y Capel Celyn gwreiddiol.


Mae'r ardd goffa yn gartref i'r beddfeini a gafodd symud o'r Capel Celyn gwreiddiol – ac mae'r waliau o'i hamgylch wedi'u gwneud o glogfeini o'r caeau ac yn cynnwys y maen dyddio o'r capel gwreiddiol. Bwriad Gapper oedd i'r adeilad fod yn debyg i gwch, a fyddai'n symboleiddio diwylliant a chrefydd yn goroesi'r dilyw ac yn cyrraedd y lan – a chafodd cerrig lleol a oedd wedi cael eu hailgylchu eu defnyddio er mwyn rhoi gwreiddiau i'r adeilad. Mae'r ffenestr onglog nodedig yn un o nodweddion cryf y dyluniad, a chafodd ei lleoli i edrych tuag at safle'r capel gwreiddiol.


Mae Gradd II\* wedi cael ei rhoi i'r adeilad, ar sail ei ddiddordeb pensaernïol a hanesyddol, ac mae Cadw o'r farn bod y capel o ddiddordeb pensaernïol arbennig fel capel coffa, capel hardd sy'n gweddu i'r ardal o'i gwmpas – ac yn mynegi hanes yr adeilad mewn modd pwerus ond cynnil.


Dywedodd y Dirprwy Weinidog Diwylliant, Chwaraeon a Thwristiaeth, yr Arglwydd Elis\-Thomas:



> "Drwy restru'r adeilad mae ei ddiddordeb hanesyddol arbennig yn cael ei gydnabod. Mae hefyd yn cael ei gydnabod fel teyrnged hardd gan R.L. Gapper i Gapel Celyn, i'r gymuned a oedd yn byw yno ac i le arwyddocaol Capel Celyn yn hanes diweddar Cymru.


Dywedodd Chris Jones, Prif Weithredwr Dŵr Cymru:



> "Fel gwarcheidwaid yr adeilad, rydym yn croesawu cynlluniau i roi statws rhestredig i Gapel Coffa Capel Celyn, sy'n adlewyrchu ei arwyddocâd diwylliannol a'i bwysigrwydd hanfodol i'r gymuned leol a hanes ein gwlad.
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> "Rydym wedi ymrwymo i sicrhau bod yr adeilad yn cael ei gynnal a'i wella fel ei fod yn parhau'n hygyrch i'r cyhoedd – ac rydym wedi bod yn gweithio gyda grwpiau ymgyrchu lleol a Cadw ar y ffordd orau o gyflawni hyn.


Mae'r ymgynghoriad ar restru Capel Celyn bellach wedi dechrau, gyda'r nod o restru'r adeilad yn dilyn y cyfnod ymgynghori o 28 diwrnod. Mae'r strwythur yn cael ei ddiogelu dros dro o dan Ddeddf Cynllunio (Adeiladau Rhestredig ac Ardaloedd Cadwraeth) 1990, fel y'i diwygiwyd gan Ddeddf yr Amgylchedd Hanesyddol (Cymru) 2016\. Mae peri difrod i'r strwythur yn drosedd.







Translation:


 
A consultation on the listing is now underway, with the intention to list at Grade II\* for both its special architectural and historic interest.


The memorial chapel which was designed by Welsh sculptor R.L. Gapper of Aberystwyth and is owned by Dŵr Cymru, is located at the north\-west end of Llyn Celyn. It was built on the site of the lost farm of Gwern Delwau, and used stones retrieved from this and buildings demolished when the reservoir was constructed, including from the original Capel Celyn.


The memorial garden that houses grave\-stones re\-sited from the original Capel Celyn is surrounded by boulder field walls which incorporate the date stone from the original chapel. Gapper’s intention was for the building to resemble a boat, which would symbolise the culture and religion of the community surviving the flood and coming to shore, and the choice of local, re\-used stone was intended to root the building to its place. The distinctive angled window which is a strong feature of the design was positioned so as to look towards the site of the original chapel.


Listed at II\* for both its special architectural and historic interest Cadw considers that the building is of special architectural interest as a modern memorial chapel, beautifully modelled and adapted to its site, and giving powerful but subtle expression to the circumstances of its building.


Deputy Minister for Culture, Sport and Tourism, Lord Elis\-Thomas, said:



> “Listing of the building is recognition of its special historic interest and as a fine memorial by R.L.Gapper to Capel Celyn, the people of its community and to the defining place of Capel Celyn’s story in the history of modern Wales.


Chris Jones, Chief Executive of Welsh Water said:



> “As the guardians of the building, we welcome plans for Capel Celyn Memorial Chapel to be given listed status, reflecting its cultural significance and its crucial importance to the local community and the history of our country.
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> “We are committed to ensuring the building is maintained and enhanced so it remains accessible to the public – and have been working with local campaign groups and Cadw on how to best achieve this.


The consultation for the listing of Capel Celyn has now begun, with the intention to list the building following the 28 day consultation period. This structure has been afforded Interim Protection under the Planning (Listed Building and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 as amended by the Historic Environment (Wales) Act 2016\. It is an offence to damage this structure.