We believe that the best possible design outcome is achieved through an informative and collaborative relationship with our clients and community. Once of our strengths is to involve our clients in a process of exploration and innovation that meets community needs. We are informed and inspired by the past and present history, natural landscape, and understanding the needs of current and future user groups of the area.
Community engagement is a powerful design resource, and this premise is at the core of our practice, below are just a few examples.
Basalt Sittee
Brighton St Reserve, Petersham, Marrickville City Council.
The project references to the existing basalt rocks on the site.
Community engagement with diverse user groups.
Multipurpose seat and play area, constructed of coloured hexagonal terrazzo modules of varying heights.
What Bird Is/Was That?
Nickson Street, Surry Hills Client: City of Sydney.
The project references Australian birds, animals, and bushland.
Community engagement with residents.
Keim mineral silicate on sandstock brick, laser cut stainless steel birds – 80sqm.
The Great Southern Wall
KGV recreation Centre – The Rocks, Sydney, City of Sydney.
The project depicts the early history of the Rocks from the year dot until the times of the Great Southern Land (“1788 – Terra Australis” ).
Community engagement with user groups, residents, and visitors.
Keim mineral silicate on concrete – 4,000sqm.