The elements that make the whole

The identity of place is lined with experiential qualities. Whether tangible materials and textures that activate the senses or intangible attributes and meanings, the elements we encounter and with which we interact facilitate journeys within our surroundings. It is with this notion – and responsibility – that we approach interiors and graphics. 

The way we see it, architecture is at its very best when these spatial encounters are lined with tactile and visual elements that speak a coherent language. The articulation of which can confirm and expand the functions and experiences of any space. It can also adapt and develop them, transforming identities and sense of place. Articulated mindfully, it is details that can promote comfort, accessibility, and intuitive orientation. It is the way in which these details come together that offers users a sense of belonging, intrigue, and possibility. 

Inextricably linked to the built form, interior architecture and graphic design are filled with intention. From ethnographic research and user engagement to space planning, fixtures, lighting, and signage – our processes cross disciplines to combine context and culture with artistic sensitivity, on any and every scale.