Green infrastructure is at the heart of our work. We use nature as a tool for healing, resilience, and social cohesion—integrating ecological systems into the everyday lives of communities. Our approach goes beyond planting trees or adding greenery; we design living environments that support mental well-being, strengthen neighbourhood connections, and improve climate adaptation. Whether it is a therapeutic garden, an inclusive playground, or a climate-responsive public space, we aim to create places where people and nature thrive together.

Trauma-informed Therapy Gardens / Community gardens / Food security / Playgrounds / Heat islands

Blue infrastructure—rivers, coastlines, ponds, and water systems—plays a vital role in shaping resilient and vibrant urban environments. We work with water as both a functional and emotional element, designing waterfronts and river corridors that support ecological health, enhance green infrastructure, and create calming, restorative public spaces. By integrating water with nature-based solutions, we help cities manage climate challenges, strengthen biodiversity, and offer residents places for reflection, recreation, and connection with the natural world.

Grey infrastructure shapes how people move, meet, and experience the city. Our work focuses on creating urban systems that are safe, inclusive, and responsive to the needs of diverse users. We integrate mobility planning with universal accessibility, gender-sensitive design, and cycling infrastructure to ensure that everyday journeys feel intuitive and comfortable for all. Through tactical urbanism and evidence-based public space design, we help cities test new ideas, activate neglected areas, and transform streets into welcoming, people-centered environments.

Mobility / Accessibility / Bikes / Inclusion / Gender / Public space → tactical urbanism