Robin Howie

Fieldwork Facility wins at the D&AD Awards

We are over the moon two have won 2 D&AD Pencils in the 2026 D&AD Awards.

✏️ A Wooden Pencil in the Craft category (Typography / Environmental)
✏️ A Shortlist in the Design category (Graphic Design / Environmental)
✏️ A Graphite Pencil in the Spatial Design category (Public Spaces) with the mighty Diller Scofidio + Renfro and Austin Smith:Lord

For context D&AD say that this year there were "50,134 pieces of work entered from 89 countries around the world, a superb group of 332 judges cast hundreds of thousands of votes and whittled their selection down through hundreds of hours of in-person sessions. Resulting in: 557 Shortlisted, 368 Wood Pencils, 149 Graphite Pencils, 52 Yellow Pencils".
Robin Howie

Fieldwork Facility wins at the Creative Review Annual Awards and the Art Directors Club of New York

We are delighted to share that we have two winning projects in the Creative Review Annual Awards.

In the Experience category our David Bowie Centre work was a winning entry in ‘Installations & Exhibitions’

In the Design category our V&A East Storehouse work was also a winning project under Wayfinding .

We also heard some amazing news from New York too!

V&A East Storehouse won big in the Art Directors Club (ADC Awards). Storehouse was awarded Gold and Best of Discipline for Architecture, Interiors and Environmental Design. Massive congratulations to Diller Scofido + Renfro, Austin Smith:Lord and of course the entire team at V&A East!

Robin Howie

V&A East Storehouse wins Gold at the Transform Awards

It’s been an amazing week. We are super proud to share that we won Gold at the Transform Awards for our wayfinding at V&A East Storehouse. It’s our first time entering Transform magazine’s impact-orientated awards.

We also learned we have two projects Shortlisted for the forthcoming Creative Review Annual Awards! In the Experience category we are shortlisted for the David Bowie Centre under ‘Installations & Exhibitions’ ...
and in the Design category our V&A East Storehouse project is shortlisted under Wayfinding .
Wish us luck on the 6th of May when Creative Review announces winners!