Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios was established in Bath in 1978 by two leading lights in British architectural design, Peter Clegg and Richard Feilden.
Peter Clegg is Internationally recognised as one of the early pioneers of sustainabie design and low energy architecture.
Today Peter Clegg oversees FCBStudios with Keith Bradley the present Vice Chair of the CABE National Design Review Panel, who set up the Company's London business.
Feilden Clegg Bradley has an international reputation for sustainable design and innovation and a strong track record in education and community buildings. The practice is at the forefront of innovative housing design, from inner city social housing to new suburban neighbourhoods and private developments, and is working on a series of substantial urban regeneration projects throughout the UK. In 2008 FCBStudios received the RIBA Stirling Prize, the UK's most prestigious architectural award, for their housing scheme – Accordia.
The ING scheme for South Quay means the practice will be involved in their first food store design.
FCBStudios Architect Matt Williams from Penzance said, "ING wanted to create a sculptural design which would hide the function of the building".
"The best buildings emerge from a clear concept, a strength of design that then pervades the detail", he added.
"ING appointed us to make a design statement on South Quay that would create interest – a landmark building for Hayle."
"This is what we are known for", he said
Working alongside Matt is Studio Leader Mike Keys a partner at FCB who led the Accordia team, which won the Stirling Prize in 2008.
