A studio
rooted in place

We began in a former joinery, working on small houses where the budget went into the structure and the garden. That discipline still governs the practice at thirty storeys.

Biophilic design, for us, is not a surface of planters. It is the decision to let climate, soil, and habitat set the plan — and then to build the frame that makes them legible from the inside.

We work slowly with a small number of clients, prototype at full scale, and stay involved through the first years of occupation to see how the material ages.

The studio measures its work in maintenance schedules, canopy cover, and comfort hours, not in renders. Every project leaves with a care manual.