What makes up the cultural heart of our town? Is it the people or the buildings, the past or the present, the language or the landscape? ‘Of Time and Place' is a physical and visual expression of what makes Huddersfield unique. A curated exhibition of hands-on activities, archive material, community-led content, and commissioned pieces. 

On display at Huddersfield Art Gallery from 10 February to 1 April 2023.

Carbon Counts is an exhibition about the environmental impact of commonly used building materials. First installed in our London studio in December 2019, it moved to Manchester in collaboration with Bruntwoodand now continues its tour, opening at the Liverpool School of Architecture in February 2022. It is accompanied by an online exhibition, and continues to educate, provoke conversation and further engage people in debate about the material choices they are making.

'What is Net Zero?' is an installation in our London Studio window which aims to demystify the term for the person in the street. This collaboration with Thomas Matthews, running in conjunction with the London Festival of Architecture 2021, is accompanied by an online exhibition providing links to resources and ideas for deeper understanding and engagement.

Designing for climate change needs to be at the forefront of every design decision if we are to meet the impact of the climate crisis. Climate Responsive Design is an initiative to share knowledge about how buildings can use natural systems to face the challenges of climate change and biodiversity loss. 

For Forest of Imagination 2021, FCBStudios collaborated with Alf Coles Professor of mathematics at The University of Bristol to bring maths to life with a series of Mirror Mazes. Explore an immersive experience of Infinite symmetry and tessellation in this digital and VR exhibition.