Collaboration is a core principle in our approach. We have always believed that we cannot provide spatial solutions on our own. We prefer to re-imagine, create and preserve buildings and places with stakeholders and collaborators. These are in the form of various client bodies, consultant teams, building teams on site, and community bodies. Sometimes collaboration presents itself as a necessity, and sometimes it’s a preference. However, stakeholder and community input is a crucial and necessary part of what we do, from consulting and designing, to implementing.

We are willing to engage on all levels, from public participation to various authorities and advising clients on project-specific challenges. There are different and multi-disciplinary role players in every process – a complexity that makes our work more dynamic and rewarding.

Engaging for us means leveraging the growing need for advisors in the built environment.  We can tell you what the space really needs, and draw up a heritage assessment or, just offer valuable advice. We believe we can export our expertise as architects and urbanists into consulting and advising clients, authorities and communities on the right steps to take to reshape, transform and implement their visions.