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Feilden Fowles wins Hazlegrove School, Teaching & Learning Centre Project

Feilden Fowles have recently been appointment by Hazlegrove Preparatory School, to design their new £1.2m Teaching and Learning Centre.

The new building is intended to be “the Academic Hub of the school. A flexible and innovative blend of teaching areas and learning environments. A building that inspires children to explore the excitement of learning”. Work will commence in July 2012 for completion by Summer 2014.

Cob Barn Conversion On Site

The timber frame is now emerging from the remains of the 19th century cob and stone barn, all carefully stitched together to unite new and old. Openings are being formed in the existing fabric, allowing for stunning views out to the north.

Passive Houses

Ty Pren is featured in Passive Houses: Energy Efficient Homes (Braun, 2012). Further details, and a spread featuring Ty Pren, can be seen here.

Queens Court Completed

Our West London refurbishment, Queens Court, is completed. To see the refurbishment in progress and further images please click here.

Larch Canopy

The canopy went on site over Christmas. See more images of its progress here.

Queenscourt nears completion

Queenscourt due for completion December 2011
Work is rapidly progressing on site and the walnut cladding has arrived on site.

FF Oxford Lecture

Ox Arch Lecture – Tonight – 20/11/12

Fergus will be giving a lecture this evening at Oxford Brooks University. The theme for the lecture series is ‘The Future of the Architect’. Following a summary of our work and practice, the talk will focus on how the profession should progress in these challenging times, how FF are finding new approaches to practice and how architects might adapt and evolve in the coming years.

FF studio gets a makeover

Feilden Fowles Studio works
In preparation for our studio event on 27.10.11 we have been refreshing our space. The improvements include a new raised floor, which has been heavily insulated with a combination of Thermafleece (sheepswool) and an acoustic/ thermal layer of superfoil. New ply clad walls and window boxing will continue our gradual sealing of the existing concrete framed building fabric in preparation for the winter.