One of our Partners, James Evans, took a bright and early visit to End House where progress is being made on site.
We are so thrilled to see this project start to take shape and look forward to more photos as the project develops.

This week James and Dan visited Daniel Connal Partnership to present their CPD which details everything Passivhaus.
Thanks to DCP for hosting us!

Two very special projects of ours have been shortlisted for the Design & Craftsmanship Awards… Norwich Castle and Soul Church, both built with community at heart, are prime examples of what modern architecture practices can do to reinvigorate local spaces and give them a whole new lease on life.
We eagerly await the results which will be announced next month!

The refurbishment of Grade II* Listed building Dyers’ Hall in London has just begun. The work will include structural alterations, floor strengthening, new staircase and other works to the commercial areas at 11-13 Dowgate Hill.
We’re proud to be a part of this special project and look forward to seeing the final results in Spring 2026.

The Moveable Feast was an unforgettable night of excellent food and even better company, our Norwich partner's and their guests spent the evening hopping between some of Norwich's best pubs.
A huge thank you to Parkinson's UK for organising this event in aid of such a great cause.

Our development in partnership with Hill Group, is almost finished! This space aims to breathe life back into a redundant commercial space, with new homes to serve the local Harlow community and commercial space located on the ground floor.
We are so thrilled to see this vision come to life, and it won’t be long until this building will be teeming with life. Watch this space…

Plenty of fun at last night’s annual Lego Competition, where the challenge was to build around the theme of Norfolk coastal towns. Fantastic to see our teams efforts landed us in the top 5 out of 18 teams!
A huge thank you to NFCI for hosting such a warm and creative evening and The Assembly House for keeping everyone fuelled with a brilliant buffet!

Our Partner and Architect James Evans had a wonderful time attending the AECB - Association for Environment Conscious Building 2025 Annual Conference in Norwich this month. Representing F+M, James explored the theme of Environment Conscious Construction – Case Studies & Conversations. It was a great opportunity to connect with industry peers.

We’re thrilled to see Dezeen feature our work on the 12th-century Norwich Castle Keep. The article captures the scale, care, and craft that went into bringing the Keep to life for visitors restoring historic spaces while creating new ways to explore them.

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This morning at Norwich Castle, the past and present collided - in the best possible way. F+M's Erin Davidson and Dan Towers joined Norfolk Museums, The British Museum, The National Lottery Heritage Fund, Conisbee and a room full of media to talk about what this transformation means for Norfolk and beyond.

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Massive congratulations to Maisie Martin on earning a Distinction in her T-Level at City College Norwich, one of only two students to achieve this grade. We’re incredibly proud to have welcomed Mai as an apprentice just over a year ago. Since joining F+M, she’s made a real impact working on projects including Horsham St Faith, Ansible Motion and Sloughbottom Park, where her commitment and fresh perspective have truly stood out. We look forward to seeing all she’ll go on to accomplish at F+M!

Major funding has been awarded to The Greenhouse Centre in central London. This will enable the final phase of works to be completed, restoring this Grade II* listed converted church and allowing it to reopen as the home of charity Greenhouse Sports. Our project team have been hard at work on many elements of the refurbishment from top to bottom, We can’t wait to see this one come together.

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The first phase of Mile Cross brings 67 much-needed homes, designed with sustainability, community and social value at their core.
We’re proud to be part of a project delivering real social value for the community, working alongside Norwich City Council and project partners.

Architect Today has recently published an article on Norwich Castle which showcases all the reasons why this is a truly ground-breaking project for the local area. We are thrilled to see our project being featured by this renowned publication.

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Our Norwich team had the privilege of attending the premiere of The Castle, Rebuilding History at Cinema City – a powerful documentary by Eye Film that captures the remarkable transformation of one of Norfolk’s most iconic landmarks.

Recently all our offices came together for the annual Away Day. This year it was hosted in Cambridge and featured a variety of tours for our teams to attend, it was lovely to catch up with everyone and explore the city!

Welcome to our article series giving you a peek behind the scenes at F+M with our highly skilled architects and technicians.

Click here to read our edition with Senior Architectural Technologist Joe Maunder.

In aid of the Sue Lambert Trust, our Norwich partners Robert Todd and Emily Barnston are gearing up for a 50 mile route though the Norfolk countryside for the Howes Percival Summer Classic Cycle Ride.

To mark 50 years of Friars Quay we met with current residents of the scheme and had a tour with the brain behind the vision, David Luckhurst. F+M is proud to have made a space for this community to flourish, we wish for another just as wonderful 50 years!

Welcome to our article series giving you a peek behind the scenes at F+M with our highly skilled architects and technicians.

Click here to read our edition with Associate Adam Kelly.

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.

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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...

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.

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.