Firm working on Southbank Centre revamp reports boost to UK workload
Architect Feilden Clegg Bradley has reported a 12% rise in revenue over the last year.
In accounts filed at Companies House, the firm reported a rise in revenue to 拢11.1m in the year to 31 March 2013, up from 拢9.9m over the previous year.
However, the studio also reported a 3% fall in operating profit to 拢2.2m, down from 拢2.3m over the period.
Writing in the accounts Keith Bradley, partner in Feilden Clegg Bradley, said the firm鈥檚 performance was 鈥渟atisfactory鈥� and that he was 鈥渃onfident of the future performance of the firm鈥�.
Feilden Clegg Bradley is currently working on the redesign of the Southbank Centre in London (pictured) and a new campus for the University of Ulster in Belfast among other projects.
It reported a 13% rise in UK revenue from 拢9.7m in 2012 to 拢11m in 2013.
But it also reported a fall in revenue across Europe, the Middle East and the USA from 拢140,123 to 拢92,019.
The firm also reported a rise in average staff from 128 to 133 over the period.
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