Practices

Buildings and structures, considering form, function, materials, sustainability, context, regulations, and user experience. Aesthetics, structural logic, and environmental performance.

Layouts, materials, lighting, furniture, color schemes, acoustics, and user experience, creating spaces that are both practical and visually engaging.

Neighborhoods, districts, and cities, considering land use, infrastructure, public spaces, transportation, social interaction, sustainability, and the integration of buildings into the urban fabric.

Outdoor spaces, including parks, plazas, gardens, and waterfronts. It addresses ecology, topography, vegetation, circulation, climate, and human experience, blending design with natural systems.

Space planning, office layout, flexibility, ergonomics, technology integration, organizational culture, productivity, wellbeing, and the employee experience as a whole.