We are excited to begin our Summer Series; a number of celebrations, dinners and debates around the themes of our past and present work. Earlier this month we enjoyed inviting our friends and collaborators to begin the discussion and enjoy an early summer evening in our blossoming studio garden.

This summer Waterloo Community Farm will play host to a number of great events, including the Green Sky Thinking 2018 Launch. The barn, farm and Feilden Fowles’ studio were opened to event-runners to celebrate the beginning of another inspiring series focused around the theme of ‘People First’. (image credit: Michael Colman)

We have started 2018 full of energy, and looking back at the wonderful projects and clients we worked with last year here is our #bestnine2017

We are recruiting for a new Studio Manager to join our team. This is a great opportunity to join the practice and will be a rewarding position, working closely with Directors & the FF team.  If you feel you have the relevant experience to fit this position, we would love to hear from you. Details of the position and how to apply can be found here.

Feilden Fowles are delighted to have won a prestigious Wood Award for their Waterloo Studio. A big congratulations to all the team and to Timber Workshop for such a great job!

Feilden Fowles have been selected by Green Templeton College, University of Oxford to design a new project on the site of the current tennis courts. Current plans include creating additional on-site accommodation for students, a new dining venue, and larger study areas and academic spaces. More about the project here.

We are recruiting for a new Studio Manager to join our team, covering our current Studio Manager whilst they are on maternity leave. This is a great opportunity to join the practice and will be a rewarding position, working closely with Fergus & Edmund and the whole FF Team.  If you feel you have the relevant experience to fit this position, we would love to hear from you. Details of the position and how to apply can be found here.

We have just enjoyed an action-packed team weekend away in Yorkshire. A morning visit to the Hepworth Gallery in Wakefield followed by an afternoon at Yorkshire Sculpture Park to see the new opening at the Longside Gallery curated by Rana Begum; the Tony Cragg sculptures in the Underground Gallery plus some inspiring James Turell, Ai Weiwei and Andy Goldsworthy along the way. We are thrilled to have seen good progress of our new visitor centre on site, due for completion next year; and continued the weekend in York with a fantastic tour of the Minster.

Oasis Waterloo and Jamie’s Farm hosted their summer event on the farm last Friday. Thanks to everyone who attended and helped to decorate the barn.

Feilden Fowles and Structure Workshop spent a fantastic afternoon on site in the former quarry at Dulcote where we have been working on Charlie Bigham’s new food campus. Well done to project architect Elli!