Feilden Fowles is a leading, London-based architecture practice specialising in Arts & Culture, Education, Workplace, Heritage and Residential commissions. The practice was established by Fergus Feilden and Edmund Fowles in 2009 and was named BD’s ‘Young Architect of the Year’ in 2016.
The practice has won numerous awards including RIBA, Civic Trust and RICS Community Benefit Awards among others. The Weston, a new gallery and visitor centre at Yorkshire Sculpture Park, has been shortlisted for the 2019 RIBA Stirling Prize. Our work has been widely published and we have grown a reputation for delivering exemplary projects in highly sensitive and challenging historic settings.
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Competition win for National Railway Museum
We are unbelievably delighted to have won this prestigious design competition for Central Hall at the National Railway Museum in York to transform the visitor arrival experience and integrate the museum’s estate in time for its 50th anniversary in 2025.
Inspired by the site’s former uses, our design concept references the history of locomotive roundhouses and railway turntables with its central two-storey rotunda, clad with recycled patinated copper and lit with high clerestory glazing. The design also expresses the team’s low-tech philosophy, dramatically reducing reliance on concrete and steel to lower embodied carbon through a beautifully crafted, timber frame structure.
A huge thanks to the whole competition team and in particular our wonderful collaborators Max Fordham and Price & Myers. You can find out more about our winning entry here.