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Here are some great inspirational approaches to design, housing, lifestyle, and other interesting topics.

Strategies for connecting nature and cites, and the corresponding benefits.

For decades now, designers have been taught to consider human needs in their work — only human needs. But design that is good only for people, without looking at the well-being of our planet as a whole, has gotten us into trouble.

Amid the climate crisis, ageing populations and ever-more advanced technologies and materials, our homes in 2050 will be conscious and community-oriented

Given ever-evolving circumstances, commercial developers planning large scale real estate developments have to quickly evaluate and make decisions today about accommodating the changing needs of tomorrow’s office tenants. With the rise of hybrid work models, many of these tenants’ employees want and expect more out of an office and the surrounding neighborhood, and in an environment where they can thrive.

“A key outcome of this process was to identify what a truly mixed-use urban neighbourhood is here. So to not only think about residential, but sketch out a diversity of programs that will invite people throughout the day, week and year. (...) "

Through a range of experiments in a set of unique themes, we explore ways to enhance our interactions with space and improve our everyday lives.

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