Feilden Fowles was featured in the Evening Standard’s ‘Meet the Austerity Architects’. See the full article here.

Feilden Fowles’ carbon neutral house in Llantwit Major has gained planning.

See more about the project here.

Read the full AJ article here.

Ty Pren is featured in new book Rock the Shack: The Architecture of Cabins, Cocoons and Hide-Outs (Gestalten, 2013). Further details of the publication can be found here.

The Cross-Laminated Timber frame on our Applied Learning Centre is rapidly taking form. Eurban are erecting the frame in a mere 3 weeks and have been unaffected by the heavy snow. We will soon upload the time-lapse animation of the whole process onto our website.

Feilden Fowles have just submitted their £1.6m Teaching and Learning centre to planning. The building is intended to become the new academic hub of the school. A flexible and innovative blend of teaching areas and learning environments. See more here.

Last week Fergus Feilden was featured in Building Design’s Life Class.

View the full interview here.

This is Somerset has run an article on the forthcoming Teaching and Learning Centre at Hazlegrove.

Subject to planning approval, the centre is scheduled for completion in the summer of 2014. The 6,000 square foot facility is intended to be the “academic hub” of the school and will have “fluid” working spaces for individuals, groups and classes.

Hazlegrove’s headmaster Richard Fenwick said: “We are delighted with the appointment of Feilden Fowles and the development of our new Teaching and Learning Centre.

“Our aim is to create an environment within the centre that will inspire children to explore the excitement of learning.”

View the full article here.

Feilden Fowles have been interviewed by This Is Paper for a profile piece about our projects, design ethos and studio culture. We spoke about the cultural and historical drivers in our more sensitive work and the role of dialogue and testing within the office. The article is due to appear towards the end of the year.

Feilden Fowles’ latest edition to Calvert 22 Gallery opened today; a new cafe facility to complement the foundation’s reference library area, and a move to expand the gallery’s increasing public programmes. See more here.

Work began on site last week for both the All-Weather Sports Pitch and new Applied Learning Centre at Ralph Allen School in Bath.

Feilden Fowles have been working with the school since 2009 on the delivery of a whole-school masterplan, of which this work will form the second phase. Once the groundwork is complete the slab will be cast and the pre-fabricated timber structure is planned for erection at the end of this year.