25 Years of Making
Since our founding in 1993, we’ve worked to create a place for emerging and established creatives to develop ideas, investigate materiality, deliver projects, and extend their practice.
Since our founding in 1993, we’ve worked to create a place for emerging and established creatives to develop ideas, investigate materiality, deliver projects, and extend their practice.
25 years later and we continue to collaborate with artists, architects, designers and developers on many levels across the globe — bringing uncommon creativity to the public realm through ambitious public art projects, architectural design solutions and bespoke functional interventions. We want to thank you — the creatives and collaborators that keep us making.
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