Feilden Fowles

Feilden Fowles is a leading London-based architecture studio, founded in 2009 by Fergus Feilden and Edmund Fowles. The practice values the expertise of their clients and collaborators. Their projects interpret historic and cultural references to create clear concepts with a legible diagram. Structural integrity and tectonic expression drive the detailed design process to deliver buildings of longevity with a responsibility for the environmental, social and economic aspects of sustainability. The practice successfully engages with all dimensions of architectural design and work across sectors including education, arts and workplace. Current projects include: a new visitor centre at Yorkshire Sculpture Park; the Fratry Project at Carlisle Cathedral, the ongoing strategic masterplan for Ralph Allen School, Bath, a new Dining Hall at Homerton College, Cambridge and student accommodation at Green Templeton College, Oxford. Built work includes: Food Production Kitchen on the Charlie Bigham’s Campus, Somerset; Waterloo City Farm, London; The Lee Centre, an Applied Learning Centre at Ralph Allen School in Bath; and the Fitzjames Centre, Hazlegrove School. The work of the practice has been recognised with a number of awards,: RIBA South West Building of the Year 2018 for Charlie Bigham's Food Production Facility, London. RIBA London Award for Waterloo City Farm, London, 2017 RIBA London Award and 2017 Wood Awards Small Projects Prize for Feilden Fowles Studio, 2014 RIBA National Award and 2015 Civic Trust Award for The Lee Centre, Ralph Allen School. The practice received the inaugural Young Architect of the Year Award in the American Institute of Architects (AIA) UK Excellence in Design Awards in 2015 and BD’s Young Architect of the Year Award 2016 For more information please visit our website at www.feildenfowles.co.uk Follow us on twitter here www.twitter.com/feildenfowles