'Children and teenagers being seen and heard in shared public space are the hallmarks of a society at ease with itself'.
How would people like to feel in a given space?
What will help make people - children, teenagers, adults - feel secure?
informal sociability? The Village Green perspective.
What do children and teenagers like to do, as distinct from what they are supposed to like to do?
and the imperative of creating valued places?
and a shared public realm enjoyed by all.
and enhance the local environment.
through contract administration to the completion on the ground.
a shared engagement with ideas, widening the appreciation of what is possible, what is desirable.
clients and interests, we are effective communicators.
using reclaimed materials, where possible, as part of a general approach to place making.
and then subsequently, as the design develops.
Innovative water play scheme at Inwood Park.
and the Kings Cross Central development.