Project Category: landscape

SLETTELØKKA URBANISM is a masterplan initiative which focuses on the notion of dugnad or working together with fellow architects and local residents. The project is led by colleague and friend Alex Furunes, who invited us to collaborate. Our role involves designing communal spaces and public furniture which add programme to the area and strengthen its identity.

AN ALTERNATIVE PARLIAMENT FOR LONDON was sited across streets of the Square Mile in the City of London. The project leans against the financial centre and institutional architectures which formalised it for centuries, opening up to all citizens and re-imagining contemporary forms of assembly. It prompts diverse voices and Londoners to actively engage in shaping… Read more »

The proposal responds to Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea’s invite to Rediscover Notting Hill Gate, and to contribute to the long-term improvements of the area. The site has a history of activism through gathering to protest, which later transformed into gatherings for music and performance, expressed through Notting Hill Carnival and as a way… Read more »

Salina Archipelago is a public park we designed for the Municipality of Larnaca in Cyprus. The project is conceived around the notion of islands, which create an archipelago of activities made from a series of land management movements, which are in turn shaped around the site’s existing vegetation and palm trees, to create a 3-dimensional tapestry… Read more »

Public playgrounds are very rarely designed by the users. FREE PLAY offers a safe framework for children to have their adventure-play ideas realised. It aims to act as a designed 3D framework for the children’s proposals – a framework on which the children can hang their ideas; a sculptural signpost celebrating the children’s games activities and imagination.