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Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios

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About

Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios: Architecture, Masterplanning, Sustainable design, Bath. An active llp, incorporated in 2001.

Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios (FCBStudios) is an architecture practice founded in Bath in 1978 by Richard Feilden and Peter Clegg; it took its current name in 1997 when Keith Bradley became senior partner, according to Wikipedia. It has studios in Bath, London, Manchester and Belfast, and its registered office is at the Bath Brewery on Toll Bridge Road.

What they offer

  • Architecture
  • Masterplanning
  • Interior design
  • Sustainability and low carbon design

Company details

Registered name
Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios LLP
Incorporated
2001 (25 years on the register)
Company status
Active
Company type
Limited liability partnership
Company number
OC301169 (Companies House, opens in a new tab)
Registered office
Bath Brewery, Toll Bridge Road, Bath
Size
Large organisation (250 or more staff) (estimated)

Source: Companies House public register.

Areas covered

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