As architects, we know that each day is new and must be explored. People’s dreams about how they want to live their lives, how they pursue inspiration and education, and how they work are constantly changing and evolving. Innovations in the way we think and act often arise because we are invited to inhabit spaces that are generous and offer opportunities for the unexpected to occur. Our architecture is these spaces.
We create cultural buildings with unique abilities to generate identity for people and cities. To us, it is about designing places that inspire visitors and where people also have the opportunity to inspire each other. These buildings give architecture, art, culture, history, and nature the opportunity to meet. We see this as an invitation to let the architecture vibrate with artistic audacity, life, and joy. A cultural building must be the optimal setting for artists, while also serving as a building for the community and a meeting place for all.
We design master plans and urban spaces full of life, always resting on the shoulders of the local culture and its social rituals. Without this local rooting, cities cannot become places where people feel seen and understood. The planning and transformation of large urban areas has a decisive impact on the entire cycle of how we live, work and interact with each other. To us, it is always about shaping and situating urban spaces so they relate to the human scale. One must not feel overwhelmed or alienated in a city. We work to increase the cohesion of cities and to design lively communities that people want to live in or visit.
We create the framework for tomorrow’s companies and workforce, designing buildings that challenge conventional thinking. As architects, we are acutely aware that companies need to be agile and depend on productivity and innovation.
