SERVICES
Insights
We examine the histories, cultures, conditions and potential of places and communities. Our insights provide a solid foundation for community-centred, culturally connected design and development.
Local life & visitor experience
Cultural & social values
Creative ecologies & industries
Infrastructure performance & needs
Best practice case studies
Placemaking opportunities.
Engagement & Co-design
We harness the intelligence and creativity of many people to explore possibilities and help solve problems. We focus on people who live and breath the place, as well as other experts, interest groups and creative folk. Our facilitated conversations and activities deliver deep insights and build relationships at the same time. Our creative methods draw on international best practice and years of experience, and we still have fun!
First Peoples involvement
Community & stakeholder engagement
Visioning
Co-design
Strategic communications.
Strategy & Planning
Combining insights, information and ideas, we generate a compelling a vision for places, celebrating local values, enhancing assets and unleashing potential.
Our holistic, integrated approach focuses on improving quality of life and visitor experience at all stages of planning, development and management. We provide social and cultural research, facilitation, strategy and advice for business cases, feasibilities, masterplans, design, operations, programming, evaluation and communications.
Urban, public realm & facility design
Visitor experience & wayfinding
Place activation & management
Cultural & heritage presentation & interpretation
Public art & creative media.
In collaboration with artists, Custodians, designers and storytellers, we produce exciting, memorable experiences in public places.
We plan and curate projects and provide comprehensive procurement and production advice to ensure engaging, high quality outcomes.
Public art & design projects and commissions
Cultural interpretation & storytelling projects
Creative wayfinding & digital media projects.
