STUDIO PERSPECTIVES
Landscape architecture extends beyond the garden. Site planning, outdoor spaces, circulation and environmental integration all contribute to the experience of a place.
The space between buildings can give a district its sense of welcome and connection. Considering landscape alongside architecture helps those relationships develop as a coherent whole.
In the company’s approach, urban design and landscape support public spaces that feel comfortable, active and relevant to daily life.
Design the relationships.
The company profile places site planning, outdoor spatial design, environmental integration, circulation and ecological systems within landscape architecture. Taken together, they describe the connective space of a project, where built form meets its surroundings.
Consider movement as experience.
A route connects activities, but it also shapes how a place is understood. Considering circulation alongside outdoor spaces makes it possible to discuss arrival, connections and the relationship between private and shared environments as one design problem.
Look beyond the individual building.
At the urban scale, the practice describes its role as place-making: understanding context and scale to support comfortable districts and animated public spaces. Landscape contributes to that ambition through the character and continuity of the spaces between buildings.
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