ITV News have shared an interesting video taking a look behind the scenes at the renovation work at Norwich Castle. To watch the video click here.

We are so extremely excited to announce that our East Anglian Air Ambulance HQ project won the SPACES Civic Building Of The Year in the Community Category! Well done to everyone that has been a part of this project, truly fantastic news!

Not long to go now until we find out if the East Anglian Air Ambulance Headquarters has won the SPACES Civic Building of The Year Award!

Our project at East Anglian Air Ambulance has won Project of the Year at CIBSE East Anglia Awards! Fantastic news!! Well done all! To read the press release click here.

Feilden+Mawson is proud to have been part of the team working on #EntopiaCambridge, showing that sustainable retrofits are a viable, cost competitive alternative to a conventional office refurbishment. To read all about it click here.

The work on the Entopia building at 1 Regent Street, Cambridge marks a leap forward in sustainable design! Click here to read more.

Such a fantastic before and after image of our project at The Entopia Building. An internationally leading, fabric first, sustainable retrofit of a 1930s telephone exchange in a local conservation area in Cambridge.

All at Feilden+Mawson are deeply saddened by the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and join the nation in mourning. We are grateful for her 70 years of devoted service, and our thoughts are with the Royal Family and the Royal Household at this time. God save the King!

Our project at 1 Regent Street has achieved EnerPHit Classic Certification! Entopia is one of only a handful of offices in the UK to have been awarded Passivhaus Trust's prestigious EnerPHit Classic certification. Click here to read more

Our beautiful designs for Colney Hall weave around the established trees to create a wonderful place to live, socialize + relax. To read the article published in the Eastern Daily Press click here.

The outline planning application for Colney Hall has been submitted! The F+M team have been working hard to produce a series of absolutely fantastic designs which we will be sharing over the next couple of days!

We have an exciting opportunity for an Architectural Technologist to join our team in the Norwich office! Please send a cover letter and portfolio to: louisecherrie@feildenandmawson.com.

Welcome to all of the wonderfully talented people that have joined the F+M team in the last year! You are all amazing!

Feilden+Mawson Managing Partner, Robert Todd, joined Pentaco Construction for their Mammoth Cycle event on Sunday 10th July! Click here to read more

Yesterday we attended the Topping Out Ceremony for our new office at 1, Ferry Road in Norwich. Click here to read more.

We currently have a few vacancies in our London and Cambridge offices. If you have a background in conservation architecture, or are looking to join a new architectural team, click here to read more.

F+M Partner Philip Bodie joined a brilliant team who took on the Pentaco Norwich firewalk challenge for Charity, Break! A brilliant evening and all for a great cause!

Designing places that aim to reduce loneliness + encourage social situations, in the workplace, outside spaces or the home.

Our East Anglian Air Ambulance project has been shortlisted for the Civic Building Of The Year award!!! Fingers crossed! Two of our other projects, The Ella May Barnes Building and St Josephs School will also feature in the yearbook. Fantastic news, well done all!

Works on the foundations have started on site at Soul Church recently! To read more about this project click here.

Our work on Gloucester Place Mews is currently featured in the LETI Climate Emergency Retrofit Guide. It was the first listed building in the UK to be certified to EnerPHit standard. To read the article click here.

The Cambridge Institute for Sustainable Leadership have shared their brilliant walkthrough of the Entopia building at 1 Regent Street! This building is a world first ultra sustainable office retrofit and has been such an interesting project to be a part of! Thanks to all involved.

Statistics show that people that live in areas with higher levels of social cohesion experience fewer mental health problems. Our designs take a holistic approach, providing spaces that fulfil social needs, encourage collaboration + support a community.

Prince Charles opened the Entopia Building yesterday! This has been such an interesting project to work on + it's so fantastic to see it on its way to being in use!