We are a global design and build practice, working across creative disciplines to change the face of the built environment.
We believe every human being should have the opportunity and tools to shape the spaces they inhabit.
We should all benefit from the quality of life that is achieved through informed design.
Construction has to reduce its environmental impact on our planet.
DESIGN
We work collaboratively with clients and communities globally to deliver a design service focussed on creative, practical and accessible solutions.
BUILD
Our construction sites pave the way for gender inclusivity, collaboration and innovation. We work with local people and materials to ensure that we are constructing context driven, affordable spaces.
educate
We use our projects as a vehicle to educate and upskill communities locally and internationally through tailored workshops, lectures and practical teaching.
Sectors
International Development
We work with corporates, charities, NGOs and government bodies globally across a number of sectors, including Education, Healthcare, Residential, Commercial, Hospitality and Industrial to provide access to better spaces.
Art & Temporary structures
We create public artwork and temporary structures which contribute to galleries and exhibitions, often with a social or environmental agenda. All of our installations focus on using recyclable or second life materials.
Commercial Commissions
We design and build commercial projects across a range of typologies, sectors and budgets.
Design & Construction Workshops
We host structured virtual design and physical construction workshops in a number of locations globally each year. Our workshops contribute to a holistic understanding of the built environment and provide participants with design, construction and life skills to take forward into future study and employment.
UK School Workshops
We run an initiative we call ‘Getting Everyone Building’ which works with schools across the UK on design and construction workshops, aimed at diversifying the built environment sector through insights into career pathways and practical experience.
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