This week we’re marking the 30th anniversary of our Cambridge office by looking to the future with one of our new Directors, James Curtis. Click here to read more.

Robert Todd, Will Andrews, Luke Townshend and Joe Maunder, with James Evans as a guest of Barnes Construction all attended Rossi Long Consulting's Charity Golf Day yesterday which was in aid of Nelson's Journey. In classic UK fashion the sunshine was intermittent but nevertheless a fabulous time was had and all for a wonderful cause.

What a fantastic evening at the Norwich University of the Arts Architecture and Interior Design Awards last week! Representing Feilden+Mawson, David Kean, Erin Davidson and Matt Wood had the great pleasure of presenting the Feilden+Mawson Architecture Award to the very deserving Sam Joy.
Click here to read some of David Kean's insightful words on the evening.

As F+M celebrates its 30th year in Cambridge, we’re marking the milestone in June by showcasing our projects in the Residential sector. Click here to read more.

We're proud to see the story of Norwich Castle Keep featured in the Architects Datafile. Read insights from project lead and F+M Managing Director Erin Davidson on the restoration process of the Keep, balancing heritage preservation with contemporary interventions to create an accessible, engaging spaces for future generations.

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Some of our team working on the new Ansible Motion simulation centre got to visit the site yesterday, taking the opportunity to snap some impressive progress pictures. This first of a kind facility will be joined by manufacturing and office spaces to enhance the new hub for MotorSport Vision Ltd. We're excited to see the site take shape and can't wait for all of you to see the finished product!

Members of our London team spent an evening exploring the inspiring showrooms at Clerkenwell Design Week. A highlight was a visit to one of Feilden+Mawson’s iconic restoration projects, Old Sessions House. The Grade II* Listed building hosted a variety of quality stalls, it was lovely to see so many people admiring the space.

We are ecstatic to see Norwich Castle Museum bring home the award for Restoration or Conservation Project of the Year at the Museums + Heritage Awards last night!
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This year’s theme for Mental Health Awareness Week is Action, and as architects, our action starts with tuning in to the everyday habits and decisions that support wellbeing. Every design choice shapes how people experience a space whether its creating access to daylight, quiet areas, movement and connection – and it’s a responsibility we take seriously when it comes to our projects. We encourage everyone to find a quiet space and take a moment to check in with yourself and others.

As F+M celebrates its 30th year in Cambridge, we’re marking the milestone in May by showcasing our projects in the laboratory and research sectors. Click here to read more.

Thanks to all who attended the very successful Norwich Forum for the Construction Industry talk and tour of Norwich Castle Museum yesterday. Click here to read more.

Following the success of his presentation at the recent RIBA Norfolk AGM, Matt Wood spoke to the Friars Quay Residence Association about the scheme they call home. It was a very insightful afternoon and a pleasure to be able to speak with those currently residing in the much-loved project.

This weekend we celebrated World Heritage Day. As architects we're passionate about preserving the integrity of our built heritage, and the importance of keeping these buildings alive and accessible for people to explore. Our sensitive work on projects over the years has ensured the legacy of numerous stand out buildings in the UK - Norwich Castle, Old Sessions House and York Minster to name but a few. We're thrilled to be part of an industry that focuses on restoring and adapting these sites for future generations to enjoy!

We're pleased to announce our newly appointed Board of Directors who will be leading F+M into the future. Click here to read more.

We're thrilled to announce that our company transition to an Employee Owned Trust is officially complete.

To read more about the EOT impact please click here.

This month, Feilden+Mawson proudly celebrates 30 years in Cambridge. Over the past three decades, our Cambridge team has delivered a wide range of projects across multiple sectors, including laboratories, courts, housing, schools, listed buildings, hospitality, and workplace design. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who has been part of our Cambridge journey.

After 40 years working at Feilden+Mawson, Alan Robson will be retiring as a partner.
We are incredibly grateful for all his hard work during his time with us, and wish him the best in his next chapter.

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After a huge collective effort, future phases at Gt Ellingham have officially received planning permission for 154 new homes, soon to be brought to life by the fantastic team at Orchard Homes East. We’re excited for the next chapter and can’t wait to see Orchard Homes bring this vision into reality!

At this years RIBA Norfolk AGM, Matt Wood gave a talk on our project Friars Quay which turned 50 years old last year! It was lovely to be able to speak about the impact of the scheme to current RIBA members and David Luckhurst, the F+M architect who designed the scheme.

Norwich City Council’s planning committee has given the green light for the progression of the new Sports Hub! This is a brilliant step forward for this much‑loved community space. We are excited to see the community benefit from the enhanced facilities, and hope to see a few future local stars emerge from the football pitch and BMX club.

Following its successful refurbishment funded by the National Lottery, Norwich Castle is featuring on Sky HISTORY's 'Great British Castle Rescue'. Starring alongside some of the UK's most spectacular castles, and showing off the transformative works on the Keep this is not one to miss! Watch now on Sky HISTORY.
Photo by Matt Smith Architectural Photography.

Fantastic image from FW Properties showing on site progression of Phase 2 at Manor Green! It’s been a pleasure working closely with the team to help bring this next chapter of the development to life.

A fantastic moment for the team last week as we joined Pentaco Construction Ltd and Ansible Motion for a steel‑signing ceremony, marking the hard work behind the new Simulation Centre at Snetterton Innovation Park. We are proud to be delivering the architectural design for this innovative new facility in Norfolk as part of the wider masterplan for MotorSport Vision Ltd.

Thrilled to see Norwich Castle: Royal Palace Reborn shortlisted for the 2026 Museum & Heritage Awards. A privilege to help restore such an extraordinary landmark alongside an exceptional project team. Congratulations to all involved and good luck to all the finalists!
Photo by Matt Smith Architectural Photography.