Our approach is grounded in rigour, care and collaboration. We centre the ethics of placemaking in every stage of the design and research process, working closely with practitioners and institutions to ensure that places are not only functional and beautiful but also equitable, reflective and responsive.
We use a combination of critical theory, particpatory tools, and place-based research methods to inform and enrich the built environment.
We use a combination of critical theory, particpatory tools, and place-based research methods to inform and enrich the built environment.
We work with practitioners and institutions across the built environment sector, including design studios, local authorities, cultural organisations, academic institutions and community-led groups.