Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios

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The UK's most RIBA Award-winning practice. International architects, urban designers, masterplanners and specialists in retrofit and adaptive reuse.

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Accordia Housing wins Architecture Today Test of Time Award 2026 Over 20 years since its completion, Accordia in Cambridge has won an Architecture Today Test of Time Award, recognising projects that continue to perform, adapt and enrich their communities long after completion. Masterplanned by FCBStudios and Grant Associates, with dwellings designed by FCBStudios, Maccreanor Lavington and Alison Brooks Architects, Accordia brings together a rich mix of housing types through a shared palette of materials and a landscape-led vision. Landscape architect Grant Associates helped shape a network of gardens, green streets and shared spaces around existing mature trees, creating opportunities for people to meet, play and connect with nature. In 2008, Accordia became the first housing development to win the RIBA Stirling Prize. This latest recognition celebrates the enduring value of that collective ambition: a neighbourhood whose homes and landscape have matured together, shaped by the people who live there. Architecture Today said “ The first residential scheme to win the Stirling Prize, Accordia raised the game for high-density housing not just in Cambridge but across the UK. And still feels ahead of the game today.” Huge congratulations to the whole team. @grantassocs @alisonbrooksarchitects @maccreanorlavington @arch_today 12 Nov 2026 We are just over a week out from our next 'Conversations For A Changing World' Event. We will be focussing this one on the question of if and how Passive Design can prevent building overheating with a panel of experts from across the sector. We still have a few spaces so if you would like to join, click on the link in bio to register. 11 Nov 2026 Just over a month after opening, the Sloane Robinson Building has quickly become a vibrant hub of learning, innovation and collaboration. Students, researchers, businesses and civic organisations are coming together to tackle shared societal challenges, transform ideas into impact and work alongside industry partners to shape the future. The wider Bristol Temple Quarter campus aims to strengthen partnerships and research collaborations with national and global impact, and this, the newest building on site, offers cutting edge facilities for students to learn alongside industry and community partners, with teaching informed by evolving real-world challenges. From dawn to dusk there is a buzz in and around the building. New connections with the wider city and thoughtfully designed public realm are all helping to create a permeable, connected site which is welcoming to all. Client: @universityofbristol Architect: Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios Design Manager & Contractor: @wearemcalpine Landscape Architect & Public Realm: @grantassocs Accoustics / Structural Engineering: @buro_happold Building Services: @ngbaileyuk Facade Consultant: @arupuk QS / Project Management: @aecom_design Planning Consultant: @jll Principal Designer: @socotec_uk Filmed by: @streetfilmsuk 10 Nov 2026 Chloe Pitts first walked through our studio door for a week of work experience. Now she’s back as a Part 2 Architectural Assistant, and we’re delighted to have her with us again. Back then, Chloe had little idea what architects did all day. That first week helped her to picture herself in the job. After her first degree, she came back to FCBStudios as an architectural assistant, and she’s now rejoined us again after completing the next stage of her studies. “For students without connections to the profession, being able to step inside a practice and see what architects actually do can make a huge difference.” Read Chloe’s story about her journey from work-experience placement to employee in full via the link in bio. If you’re aged 16–18 and interested in a week of work experience at FCBStudios, you’ll find details of how to apply in the article. Know someone who might be interested? Pass it on! 05 Nov 2026 A new university builiding that brings learning to life officially opened at Trinity College Dublin yesterday. The Martin Naughton E3 Learning Foundry connects teaching across E3's three pillars: Engineering, Environment and Emerging Technologies. Shared maker spaces, project studios and flexible teaching rooms bring students in engineering, computer science and natural sciences together to test ideas and develop 'balanced solutions for a better world', tackling challenges such as climate change and resource use. The building, design by Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios, allows for hybrid, collaborative and innovative teaching and learning. Students can use the building to move beyond the traditional classroom, exploring real-world challenges through project-based learning and designing, testing, and creating solutions. They will be able to monitor the building’s energy use, ventilation and environmental conditions in real time, making the building itself part of their education. Professor Sylvia Draper, Dean of Trinity's Faculty of STEM said: “This is truly one of the biggest and most ambitious projects we have ever undertaken. The world’s hardest problems cannot be addressed within a single discipline. This building gives our students the space to imagine, to design from scratch, test and build prototypes, use new technologies, lasers, 3D printers, green-houses and so learn anew.” Lead Architect: Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios Associate Architect, Conservation, Assigned Certified and Accessibility: @coadyarchitects Project Manager: @turner_and_townsend Structural / Facade Engineer: @arupuk Landscape Architct: @grantassocs Acoustic Consultant: Allegro Acoustics Planning Consultant: MacCabe Durney Barnes Photography: @elysekennedy 29 Oct 2026 Can Passive Design Prevent Future UK Building Overheating? As the UK experiences hotter summers and more frequent heatwaves, recent eveidence states that 92% of existing homes are at risk of overheating. So how can we design buildings and places that are better equipped for a warming climate? For the second event in our series 'Conversations For A Changing World', we invite you to explore and discuss with us questions around passive design in the UK. What are the future risks: how do we balance the carbon trade-offs between passive and active systems, how can public realm create better microclimate settings for buildings and people, and what active cooling solutions are needed? Bringing together a panel of experts, the discussion will examine the effectiveness, limitations and future potential of passive design, asking whether it can help future-proof the UK’s built environment or if additional measures will be needed to meet the realities of a changing climate. Chaired by Ian Taylor - FCBStudios with Dr. Daniel Zepeda - FCBSudios / UCL KTP study on Design for Extreme Climates, and Consultant to the World Bank’s Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery Johanna Gibbons - Founding Partner, J&L Gibbons, landscape architects, creators of the ‘Greener Cooler Healthier’ platform Simon Sturgis - Director, Targeting Zero Will South - Director, Etude - building physicist, Passivhaus certifier Spaces are limited, so to register please use the link in bio 22 Oct 2026 Earlier this month, we opened our London Studio to colleagues, friends and family of Frank Kalume, one of our architects. When he isn’t designing buildings at FCBStudios, Frank can often be found creating intricate architectural line drawings. During the evening, he shared his artistic journey: from growing up in the DRC, sketching spaces and portraits and making his own toys, to spending hours capturing the atmosphere, light and life of historic and modern streetscapes. It was a great moment to celebrate and reflect on the wealth of creative talent that we have within the practice and was wonderful to be able to support Frank in this way. You can see more of his work here: @fkartstudio_ 20 Oct 2026 Welcome to our Autumn 2026 Newsletter In this edition: explore Bristol’s new Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus; celebrate Peter Clegg’s Lifetime Achievement Award; discover how Brabazon is informing the new towns debate; and watch Historic England’s film on creating homes through reuse. Catch up on our latest project news and awards. Click link in bio to read the newsletter 19 Oct 2026 It’s always exciting watching a new neighbourhood take shape. Especially when viewed from the air when you can appreciate the scale, the surrounding context and how the different typologies piece together. And it is fitting being that Brabazon is being built on the former Filton Airfield. 15 Oct 2026 Absolutely glorious autumnal day at University of Sussex photographing the first complete buildings on the West Slope site of their campus. Lots more to share on this one but the terracotta was singing in the sunshine! 08 Oct 2026 Filming at Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus at @universityofbristol today and what a way to start! That sky!! 01 Oct 2026 Three studios, three ways to make the most of the last of the summer sun.☀️ Our London studio visited our projects at Gallions Reach in east London before heading to Wood Wharf for food and drinks. Bath got competitive with a game of softball in the park. And Manchester enjoyed food, drinks and sunshine at Stretford King Street, with time to try out the nearby sun loungers. A welcome chance to catch up properly, welcome newer faces and enjoy the people we spend our working days with. #architects #summersocial 29 Sep 2026

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