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Creating places for people + nature
As a B Corp certified placemaking agency, our approach focuses on transforming spaces into meaningful places that reflect the stories, culture, and essence of the communities they serve.
Bringing tangible benefits to people’s lives through climate positive landscapes is our mantra and connecting people, place and nature is our lasting legacy.
Learn moreFeatured projects
Home of Production, Bedfordshire
Client: Quest Pit Limited
Infinity Towers, Cyprus
Client: Prime Property Group
CABI Headquarters, Wallingford
Client: CABI
Oxford Science Park Plots 23 – 26, Oxford
Client: Oxford Science Park
Chapel Place, Ilford
Client: Telford Homes
Deloitte University EMEA, France
Client: LinkCity, ParisFeatured news
DESIGNED IN THE SPIRIT OF THE GANGES
With design nearing completion, we’re proud to be part of the collaborative journey to redefine luxury living through Ganga Realty’s upcoming project, Anantam 85 in Gurugram, India. Rooted in the ethos ‘Life is Pure’, Ganga Realty embodies this philosophy through their spaces and design solutions.
REDEFINING READING
Plans to transform the 1970s shopping centre into a state-of-the-art, 600 unit BTR led development move one step forward with a recently granted planning consent from Reading Borough Council.
Located in central Reading, the site forms a significant part of the wider strategic Minster Quarter Development…
RAISING THE ROOF AT THE DAUBENY PROJECT
We recently joined the celebration of The Daubeny Project topping out ceremony at The Oxford Science Park, marking a key milestone with the completion of the structural frame and the installation of the roof on the first building in this pioneering development.
This moment not only signifies the rapid progress of The Daubeny Project, but also brings us one step closer to delivering 450,000 sq ft of cutting-edge life science space…
Through the lens of the climate emergency, our consultancy offers a holistic approach to sustainable design. We dynamically engage with environmental opportunities as a way of tackling the biodiversity crisis.