Feilden Fowles

Feilden Fowles is an award-winning London-based architecture practice, founded in 2009 by Fergus Feilden and Edmund Fowles. Committed to a low-tech approach, the practice delivers socially and environmentally sustainable buildings across a variety of sectors. Feilden Fowles aims to make architecture that is rich in character and distinct in identity, while seeking simple and holistic solutions with an ambition to achieve net zero carbon buildings. Their buildings emerge from legible design concepts which inform the detailing and construction processes. Projects are underpinned by a strategy of longevity over short-termism, using robust yet adaptable structures, and simple but beautiful materials. Notable current projects include the Urban Nature Project at the Natural History Museum, which will reimagine the gardens surrounding the museum; student accommodation at Green Templeton College, University of Oxford; a new central hall at the National Railway Museum in York; and Black Ro...