Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios

Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios is an architecture, urban design and masterplanning practice with over 45 years of work in sustainable design. It describes itself as a specialist in retrofit and adaptive reuse. Heritage-related projects shown include conserving the Regency Brighton Dome Corn Exchange and Studio Theatre as an arts venue, and work on the brutalist venues of London’s Southbank Centre. Other work includes Three Chamberlain Square in Birmingham, Sheffield’s Heart of the City regeneration, Camley Street in Camden and the University of Bristol Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus. The practice states that it has received more RIBA Awards than any other UK practice.