
Retrofitting Heritage: Why Conservation Architects Should Be Leading the Way in Historic Housing Conversion
Read here why conservation architects like us are best placed to lead the way — and how Sir Bernard Feilden’s philosophy continues to be relevant and to shape our approach.

Progress at Norwich Castle
Exciting to see glimpses of progress emerging at Norwich Castle Museum as temporary barriers begin to come down. This photo, taken from the new foyer, offers a peek of the transformation!
Watch this space, as the big milestone approaches...

Three Peaks Challenge for Breakthrough T1D UK
This June, a group of brave F+M team members will be tackling the Three Peaks Challenge for charity, climbing Ben Nevis, Scafell Pike and Snowdon all within 24 hours.
Click here to donate to and find out more about their efforts.

Site visit at Aylesborough Close
Great to be on site at Aylesborough Close in Cambridge, where F+M Associate Technologists Neil Temple and Philip Graver joined Hill Group UK for a pre-handover walkaround of our latest collaboration with Cambridge Investment Partnership.

Entopia wins three RIBA East Awards
We're delighted to announce that The Entopia Building has won three prestigious RIBA East Awards! We're incredibly proud of this exceptional project, which transformed a former 1960s telephone exchange into the world’s first retrofit to achieve BREEAM Outstanding, EnerPHit, and WELL Gold certifications.

SAVE Conference
Our team had a wonderful time at the SAVE Conference, hearing how we can build to better respect sensitive town centres, heritage locations, support local communities and drive economic growth. A big thank you to SAVE Britian’s Heritage and The Norwich Society for putting on a great event!

Inside the Architecture Studio with Graham Epking-Crane
Welcome to our new article series giving you a peek behind the scenes at F+M with our highly skilled architects and technicians.
Click here to read our first edition with Associate Graham Epking-Crane.

Philip Graver – New Associate
We’re pleased to announce the promotion of Philip Graver to Associate at Feilden+Mawson. Working between our Norwich and Cambridge offices, Philip has been a key part of our technical team, bringing a sharp eye for construction detail and a passion for precision to projects like Soul Church and Vitrum.

Brno University Pushes Forward
Under the leadership of partner Pavel Nasadil, we have secured building permission for the redevelopment of the Brno University of Technology's Údolní Campus. We cannot wait to see this project come to life!

Planning Approval for Smallgate Beccles
Our project has secured planning approval for the transformation of the Grade II Listed White Lion building on Smallgate in Beccles. The vision? To re-establish commercial use at ground floor level, enhancing the flexibility and functionality of the space.

Transforming a Life-Expired Building in Horsham St Faith
Our project has secured planning approval for the refurbishment and extension of a life-expired commercial building. We’re excited to move forward and see this building transformed!

Honourable Mention for Orchard Park
We’re elated to see Orchard Park shortlisted at tonight's Greater Cambridge Design and Construction Awards for Best New Building. Best of luck to all involved on the project!

Ansible Motion’s New HQ Gains Approval
Following approval of the Snetterton Innovation Park Masterplan, we’re thrilled to share that full planning permission has been secured for Ansible Motion’s new state-of-the-art Simulation Centre — the first confirmed facility within the Innovation Park.

Snetterton Innovation Park Masterplan Approved
The Snetterton Innovation Park Masterplan has now secured planning approval, it is an ambitious development set to create a hub for engineering, motorsport, and innovation. We can't wait to see this project come to life!

Entopia wins at CIBSE Awards
The Entopia Building has been declared a winner at the CIBSE Building Performance Awards 2025, including Champion in overall building performance, congratulations to the team!

Castlemeadow Care Village gets go ahead
Congratulations to Castlemeadow care, who today secured unanimous planning approval for their much-anticipated retirement village at Station Road, Attleborough. A fantastic step forward in delivering high-quality, community-focused later living spaces!

Campkin Road Wins at LABC Awards
Our project for Hill Group UK and Cambridge Investment Partnership, has won Best Large Social Housing Development at the national LABC Building Excellence Awards Grand Finals!

F+M Join South East Consortium Framework
We are delighted to announce that Feilden+Mawson has been appointed to the South East Consortium Asset & Development Consultancy Framework as part of the Architectural Lot and the Development Management Lot, in partnership with Drees & Sommer UK.

Nar Valley Development named Best High Volume by LABC East
The Nar Valley Park development was named Best High-Volume New Housing Development in the East by the LABC in August, it is now up for a national award to be announced this Friday. We are keeping our fingers crossed for all the teams involved!
The Norwich Castle Keep Renovation – Our Vision Brought to Life
We are thrilled to see the Eye Film trailer for the Channel 4 Documentary on the Norwich Castle Keep renovation go live! Click here read more

F+M Partner named RIBA Judge
Conservation partner Marc Piqué Gascón has been selected as a juror on the prestigious 2025 RIBA Awards panel. This is Marc's second time on the panel, also selected in 2023. Congratulations Marc!

Christmas Message 2024
A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from Feilden+Mawson! We end the year with our 2024 Wrapped, featuring some of our biggest projects over the last 12 months. Thank you for being a part of our journey. Wishing you all a prosperous 2025!

Promotions at F+M
Congratulations to David Masters and James Curtis on their well-deserved promotions!
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Cambridge Sketch Club – Session Two
Our Cambridge team ventured out for their second sketch club this week!
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