Feilden Fowles unveils vision for Fountains Abbey upgrade

Fountains Abbey

Unesco World Heritage site ruins to get extended visitor centre and gardens rejig under newly submitted plans

Feilden Fowles has unveiled its designs for an upgrade of Fountains Abbey, a grade I-listed ruined monastery in North Yorkshire.

Plans drawn up by the 2021 Building Design Architect of the Year for the National Trust will extend the site’s visitor centre and restore its gardens to their original 18th century design.

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