Urban
A city is only as alive as its shared spaces
Public space, community installations, and urban interventions — design that gives the city back to the people who live in it.
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Design that belongs to everyone
Urban work begins with a question most projects skip: who is this really for? We start in the street — mapping how people already move, gather, and pass through — and design interventions that belong to the community, not just the site.
Recycled materials, adaptable structures, and light-touch construction. The most lasting public spaces are the ones a neighbourhood chooses to keep.
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What we design
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Public Space & Placemaking
We turn overlooked ground — vacant lots, forgotten corners, the strips between buildings — into places people actually use. Streetscapes, gathering spaces, and green interventions designed for how a neighbourhood already lives.
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Community Installations & Public Art
Micro-libraries, interactive columns, public art that invites participation. We design installations that are more than objects — they are gathering points, built with the community they belong to and kept alive by it.
Process
How we work
Research and mapping, concept, community collaboration, on-site build — one studio moving a public project from first observation to the day the neighbourhood makes it their own.
Research & Mapping
We start by observing — how people move, where they gather, and what the site already means to the people around it. The concept follows the community, not the other way around.
Concept & Narrative
Material, form, and story developed around participation — recycled and adaptable where possible, so the intervention can grow, move, or change as the neighbourhood does.
Community Collaboration
Public work is made with people, not just for them. We build with residents, schools, and city partners so the space carries their voice from the first sketch.
Build & Handover
Execution on real civic timelines and budgets — then we hand the space to the community that will keep it alive.
Selected work