Inside the studio
A building begins with its site
Form & Mortar studies access, weather and how people will use a place at different times of day. Early drawings show what the site allows and which choices need further investigation.
Projects
Architecture
A design practice for homes, workplaces and civic projects shaped by climate, materials and daily life.
Inside the studio
Form & Mortar studies access, weather and how people will use a place at different times of day. Early drawings show what the site allows and which choices need further investigation.
ProjectsSample civic project
A neighbourhood library with a shaded entry and flexible reading and meeting spaces. A simple courtyard gives the interior daylight and creates a quiet place to read outside.
Explore the project portfolioSelected work
Form & Mortar studies access, weather and how people will use a place at different times of day. Early drawings show what the site allows and which choices need further investigation.
Map sun, approach, neighbouring buildings and the ways the site is already used.
Compare options for layout, material and maintenance before moving into detail.
Ask for scope, dates and who is responsible for any dependencies. List anything that needs to be decided before work can begin.
From the working files
See how the work takes shape in a small civic library concept.
Start with the original brief and consider the constraints. The most relevant comparison is often the scope, setting or way people use the result.
Compare options for layout, material and maintenance before moving into detail.
The work behind the work
Map sun, approach, neighbouring buildings and the ways the site is already used.
Compare options for layout, material and maintenance before moving into detail.
Form & Mortar
Explore a small civic library concept shaped by a shaded entry, clear wayfinding and flexible community rooms.
Compare options for layout, material and maintenance before moving into detail.
Map sun, approach, neighbouring buildings and the ways the site is already used.
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