Our first project, Abundant Amelia, has succeeded in reviving forgotten and unloved corners in the Pullens Estate, in Elephant and Castle, by using food growing as a means to encourage residents to have an active stake in their environment and instigate change.

A transformational gateway project for Watford, drawing on the town’s printing heritage to welcome visitors with light, colour and an invitation to play.

This project combines way-finding, public art and public realm improvements to improve the walking route between Colchester station and the town centre.

Creative public art interventions to encourage more people to explore the West Quay area of Poole and build local pride in its heritage.

The Gap is a temporary structure that slots into the historic fabric of Wisbech town centre, providing an inspiring and engaging public space for ten years.

Flocking Birds playfully highlights the hidden entrances to this park in Cambridge.

A trail of wayfinders tell the story of the dis-used port of the Hythe, Colchester.

This project introduces new public seating and references the tin-plating industry that shaped the town.

Four polished steel rings form part of a revitalised public space and celebrate Derby’s engineering prowess.

A pop-up garden transforms a sanitised shopping street during the Warsaw Under Construction Festival of Architecture.

Hidden in central London, this public realm installation introduced a series of interactive sculptures to the city stage for the duration of London Architecture Week.

An illustrated walking tour around one of the longest Roman town walls in Britain.

 Over a decade designing the annual Summer Show for the National Saturday Club.