Feilden Fowles wins National Railway Museum competition

National Railway Museum winning concept by Feilden Fowles_04_Exhibition_Hall

Building Design’s former Young Architect of the Year beat 75 entries

Feilden Fowles has won an international design competition to create a new central hall for the National Railway Museum.

The practice, which was Building Design’s YAYA winner in 2016, beat a shortlist featuring Carmody Groarke, Heneghan Peng and France’s Atelier d’Architecture Philippe Prost. 6a, working with Belgium’s Kersten Geers David Van Severen, completed the line-up which was whittled down from 75 entries from 19 countries.

Each shortlisted team will receive an honorarium of £30,000.

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