Join Architecture LGBT+ for an exclusive tour of Feilden Fowles’ Waterloo studio, the practice’s award-winning home.

Director, Edmund Fowles, will share the unique history of the site. The practice built its timber-framed, demountable studio (https://www.feildenfowles.co.uk/projects/feilden-fowles-studio/) on a meanwhile use in Lambeth, and recently retrofitted a Victorian school-turned-squat into an event space and modelshop. Edmund will also cover the design thinking behind the critically acclaimed studio and the Waterloo City Farm project.

Itinerary

6pm – Arrival + welcome drink

6.30 – Architect’s talk

7pm – Tour begins

8pm – Wrap up

8.15 – In true Architecture LGBT+ fashion, we head to the pub for drinks with the network!

Address

8 Royal St, London SE1 7LL

About Edmund

Edmund Fowles (https://www.feildenfowles.co.uk/our-people/), MA (Cantab) AA Dip Honours ARB RIBA, is a Director at Feilden Fowles. He has delivered a range of award-winning projects, including the Natural History Museum’s flagship Urban Nature Project, the new dining hall for Homerton College, Cambridge, and the practice’s own Waterloo studio.

Tickets and access

This event is free. To make sure every place is used, we ask for a £10 participation deposit, which will be refunded via Eventbrite after the event. The venue has step-free access.

A huge thank you to Feilden Fowles for making this happen.

About us

Architecture LGBT+ CIC is a volunteer-run organisation committed to supporting LGBTQ+ people across architecture and the built environment. We receive no public funding. If your practice would like to support what we do, we’d love to hear from you at hello@architecturelgbt.com (https://mailto:hello@architecturelgbt.com).

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