The institutions we encounter in our daily lives are part of the fabric of our society. We must therefore design them with that context in mind, which is something our holistic philosophy and methodology enable us to do. Our ethos and approach mean we are able to design institutional buildings and environments that not only function for the people that use them, but also add value on myriad levels, both to the future of our society and the environment in which they sit.
Progressive institutional solutions
Ensuring that our institutions – hospitals, universities, museums – function as buildings is just the start. By employing the principles of architectural synthesis, minimalism, organicism and interactive dynamism that form the backbone of our philosophy, we can also ensure these institutions achieve much more, enhancing the human experience and improving the effectiveness of the institutions themselves.
If we look at the challenge of designing institutional buildings and spaces from a universal perspective, we are able to create progressive solutions that engage, inspire and uplift people as individuals. This holistic view also provides tangible strategic and operational benefits. Through intelligent design and use of materials, we are able to minimise waste, energy use and carbon emissions, as well as construction and running costs.
