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FCBS gets go ahead for Natural History Museum outpost in Berkshire

By 2024-03-14T12:07:00

View across natural pond towards main entrance Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios architects, courtesy of NHM

Facility to house a third of the museum’s collection along with digitisation labs

Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios has been given the go ahead for plans to build a new outpost for the Natural History Museum in Berkshire.

Wokingham council approved the London museum’s application for the four storey research and collections facility at Thames Valley Science Park, near Shinfield, yesterday evening.

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