We are a practice of architects, researchers and strategists who work in public to create spatial, environmental and social change.
Selected Projects
Selected Projects
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Bristol Harbour Place Shaping Strategy
A comprehensive 20-year strategy for Bristol’s harbour – 27 hectares of waterspace and associated places and landscapes.
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Royal Docks Placemaking Strategy
Placemaking and water activation for London’s only Enterprise Zone.
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Papworth Everard Village Design Guide
Place-specific design guidance developed in collaboration with village residents and using an innovative ‘fanzine’ approach.
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Built environment skilling for young creatives in the London boroughs of Brent, Ealing and Hammersmith & Fulham.
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Mapping cultural deprivation and Heritage at Risk to build a strategy for delivering culture in Greater London.
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Expanding London’s Public Realm
A design guide to enhance the public value and design quality of London’s expanded public realm.
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A speculative project linking community ambition, and the unifying force of growing, to wider strategic change.
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Caldecote Village Design Guide
Place-specific design guidance developed in collaboration with village residents using an innovative ‘fanzine’ approach.
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Working with the local community to develop options for a new Community Hub in this unique Essex village.
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An exhibition about stepping across sectors and beyond traditional architectural practice to build new forms of publicness, with Public Practice and Alison Crawshaw.
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Hemel Garden Communities Spatial Vision
A spatial vision to guide the future development of Hemel Garden Communities, working with Dacorum Borough Council, St Albans City and District Council, Hertfordshire County Council, Hertfordshire Local Enterprise Partnership and The Crown Estate.
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Bruce Grove Public Conveniences
A project to renovate and extend a listed and ‘heritage at risk’ public conveniences in the heart of Bruce Grove district centre.
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South Cambridgeshire Village Design Guides
Village Design Guidance for two villages in South Cambridgeshire that were facing substantial residential developments.
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A new park and flower shop pavilion for Barkingside High Street, opening up a 1960s public swimming pool to the public realm.
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