In pictures: FCBStudios unveils net zero timber nursery for Staffordshire University

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A new child-centred learning environment promotes exploration and a connection with nature

Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios (FCBS) have completed a new net zero nursery for the Staffordshire University campus. The building has been designed to facilitate the central role of nature and play within the nursery’s educational ethos.

The single storey building is comprised of two wings which define an external play area. All of the classrooms have direct access to the garden and are connected externally through a covered walkway.

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