Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios (FCBStudios)

Really proud to have been recognised for our commitment to regenerative design at yesterdays inaugural Regenerative Architecture Index (RAI) party - hosted by UK Architects Declare and Architecture Today. Thanks for having us! The assessors said: "Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios’ culture of learning and willingness to partner with collaborators and innovators across the industry has allowed it to maintain its position at the forefront of progressive practice." https://lnkd.in/e_h5x-Qi #RegenerativeArchitectureIndex

🏛️⛪The ten-year Footprint project will protect the historic buildings of Bath Abbey for future generations, providing important new spaces for the church, and significantly reducing its environmental impact. Join the RIBA South Conservation Group for this unique in-person opportunity as Project Architect Alex Morris from Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios (FCBStudios) walks us through this RIBA 2024 multi award winning conservation project. ➡️Limited spaces, book now https://lnkd.in/exYi3Pmc 📸HuftonandCrow #riba #architect #architecture #conservation #heritage #southwest #wessex

Honoured to be a part of the Sir Robert McAlpine topping out ceremony (with bagpipes!) for the University of Bristol #TQA1 building today. A project that has been part of my life for the last 5 years at Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios (FCBStudios). Also really excited to see the first curtain wall panels on site, ready to be lifted into place next week. The next phase of this incredible building begins!

Fantastic news for Unity Place, awarded a British Homes Award win in the Affordable Housing Category this afternoon. 235 socially rented affordable homes, designed with the local community replacing an outdated 1970s estate to create a vibrant, sustainable, healthy and safe new neighbourhood. A design collaboration with Alison Brooks Architects and Gort Scott huge congratulations must also go to Brent Council for their progressive, forward thinking vision. Click here to explore more: https://lnkd.in/e2FYCc_3 Photo Paul Riddle Photographer #affordablehousing #southkilburn #regeneration #sustainabledesign #britishhomesawards

The transformation of a former flaxmill and brewery into a social enterprise hub, workspace and leisure destination was awarded a double win at last night's Architectsjournal Retrofit & Reuse Awards. A fantastic recognition of a project which balanced preserving the past with embracing the future in a light-touch, sustainable and sensitive repair and adaptive reuse to prepare the building for the next 100 years of its life. Congratulations too, to Historic England - named as Client of the Year for their role in saving and giving new life to the derelict flaxmill. And to the wider team for their work on this remarkable project. AKT II

The Edge Debate - Is Carbon Offsetting Cheating? Wednesday 11th at 6pm Please register to come in person or tune in on line on Wednesday 11th September, starting at 6pm in Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios (FCBStudios), 20 Tottenham Street, London W1T 4RC, to discuss this important topic on our road to #netzero Registration links (please copy and paste the relevant link into your browser) https://lnkd.in/eTx-bzT5 https://lnkd.in/eAgxFFYK

'How we got stuck in an air-conditioned nightmare' Joe Jack Williams Partner and #Passivhaus Consultant from FCBStudios features in this Financial Times article on the future of design and sustainability. Joe shares insights on designing buildings with natural ventilation instead of relying on air conditioning—advocating for smarter, eco-friendly architectural solutions.

Are you heading to AJ Retrofit 24 this Wednesday? Peter Clegg will be presenting Brighton Dome in the live judging session for the AJ Awards Conservation and Historic category. Come and hear him talk the through incredible history of this Grade II listed arts venue and how FCBStudios conserved, repaired and restored it to create a flexible, diverse and sustainable space for the next 100 years. Architects’ Journal Brighton Dome & Brighton Festival

Brighton Dome Corn Exchange and Studio Theatre has been shortlisted for a Wood Award. The refurbishment of Brighton's Grade I listed Corn Exchange and Grade II listed Studio Theatre blends historic preservation with modern innovation, emphasising the creative use of wood to enhance functionality and aesthetics. The project will be on display in London, as part of the Material Matters exhibition which explores the role of materials in creating a better future. Wednesday 18 – Saturday 21 September 2024 Oxo Tower Wharf https://lnkd.in/e236tRNF Brighton Dome & Brighton Festival Wood Awards

September, for many, has that ‘back to school’ feel, and so it felt like a fitting time to share our film about Rotherhithe Primary School in Southwark. Open now for just over a year, the children and staff have well and truly bedded in as much as the landscaping and planting. And the needs of the children and staff, alongside the natural setting of the school buildings, drive the narrative of this short film. FCBStudios design for the new building was part of an ambitious school rebuilding programme by the London Borough of Southwark, replacing a dated ‘temporary’ single story pre-fab from 1971, and the vision for the school was developed in close collaboration with the council, the school staff and children. The result is a building set within extensive landscaping and outdoor learning spaces, and with connectivity to nature from every internal space. Light brick and timber finishes framing large windows and views in and out provide a calming backdrop but also a feeling of community and cohesion which echoes the ethos of the school. This is a building that has been designed to nurture and support. It isn’t loud and brash and full of bright colours, but rather the natural landscaping provides learning environments that are safe, vibrant and stimulating. Unexpected intimate areas have been carved out for small group learning, intervention and play and a large foyer area welcomes you in and provides space for informal meetings, learning and play. It is as much about the community as it is about the design. A beacon for the local area and the families who use it, the two come together to play a valuable role in shaping the lives the children who will pass through it. With many thanks to the children and staff of Rotherhithe Primary School for helping us make the film. And to Southwark Council, fabrik and AtkinsRéalis for their support. To learn more about our work on Rotherhithe Primary School visit: https://lnkd.in/erHPM-UX Ramboll Farrans Construction The Fire Surgery Luke Gilbert Helen Roberts Jo Gimenez #schooldesign #sustainablearchitecture #natureandeducation