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Feilden Fowles gets green light for Natural History Museum revamp

By 2020-10-29T16:18:00

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Source: Feilden Fowles and J & L Gibbons

YAYA laureate replaced Niall McLaughlin on scaled-back project

The Natural History Museum has been given the go-ahead by Kensington and Chelsea council to transform its gardens under plans drawn up by Feilden Fowles Architects.

The practice, working with J&L Gibbons, replaced Niall McLaughlin on the job after a change of heart – and budget – by the client.

McLaughlin and Kim Wilkie won a competition back in 2014 with proposals that gained planning in 2016.

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