Our practice is equally influenced by our roots and by a broad interconnected world-view. As frequent travelers we’ve seen how inextricably linked we all are as a species – connected and bound to one planet, despite artificial boundaries.
Our work has evolved over time from fine-grain residential work including dozens of carefully crafted landscapes and structures, to efforts in informal communities around the globe that fuse research with design/build methods, to work in corporate practice at EDAW/AECOM including highly complex mega-scale projects such as E-Gate, a multi-billion dollar legacy project in Melbourne Australia that will be home to more than 6,000 people when complete.
From the mega-scale of urban regions to intimate human-scale efforts, this work is shaped by rigorous analysis, formal, material and technological experimentation, and always striving to enhance the ways people interact with one another and our with environment. As cities around the world continue to grow and struggle to evolve in ecological balance, we are working to better understand how communities within that broader context support themselves and grow in harmony with natural and synthetic forces at play in the environment.
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