Urban & Rural Planning
Sustainable Master Planning
Sustainable development begins with a good master plan. We seek to design communities where nature’s regenerative systems are integrated into the very fabric of life. Our approach to community planning is both an intervention and an investment. Interventions address eco-system repair and patterns of social dysfunction. Investment builds on what is good and introduces initiatives for zero waste, net-zero emissions, and resilience. Our triple bottom line approach to developing a thriving built-environment is inclusive, culturally sensitive, ecologically balanced, and appropriately integrates technology.
Appropriate Housing
Planning for homes and spaces that can serve the higher percentage of the population with limited financial means in providing their needs, a dignified clean functional space with the most efficient use of resources possible.
Resource Efficiency Management
Planet Earth’s valuable resources are finite. To build a system where human and natural communities can strive, dedicating the right quantity of resources in the service of maximal efficient functionality is a priority. The life-cycle study helps us to avoid material and energy waste.
Designing for Sustainability and Regeneration
Building a project is both an intervention and an investment. Hence this intervention needs to impact its environment positively towards the nurturing of life, natural and human. Investing in a project means ensuring its natural, social and economical sustainability in the long run.
Sense of Belonging
Encouragement to engage the community in their built environment through public interactive spaces, gardens, and social gathering circles.
Minimizing our Carbon Footprint
Contributing to the reduction of global warming is also a responsibility that we hold dear. Hence we strive to integrate low-energy processes within our designs and clean energy sources for electricity such as solar energy. We also place importance on public transportation and the overall reduction of the carbon footprint of our project.