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Federal Street Mixed-Use Tower

Auckland, New Zealand

MC²

Masdar City, Abu Dhabi

Collins Arch

Melbourne, Australia

The Londoner

London, United Kingdom

The Amberly

Brooklyn, New York

Shimao Shenkong International Centre

Shenzhen, China

Wynyard Walk

Sydney, Australia

The ideas, research and insights driving the Practice of the Future.

1 The Practice of the Future

2 Implementing People Architecture

3 Toward a “Parking-Lite” City

The Practice of the Future

Nine Principles for moving from Founder to Foundation.

Implementing People Architecture

A manifesto or credo without a methodology is only propaganda.

Toward a “Parking-Lite” City

In recent years, a transportation revolution has been quietly brewing in Los Angeles—the city known above all others for its love affair with the private automobile, and the way of life that accompanies it.

The Practice of the Future

Nine Principles for moving from Founder to Foundation.

Implementing People Architecture

A manifesto or credo without a methodology is only propaganda.

Toward a “Parking-Lite” City

Clients, experience and a better world

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Clients, experience and a better world

We aspire to work with clients who are focused on creating places for the people who inhabit them. From a survey of a selection of our clients we have learnt what their drivers and aspirations are.

Portrait – Short Lane

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Portrait – Short Lane

We sat down with Ash, one of the residents of Short Lane to learn more about how she’s leveraged her home during unprecedented times.

Where do we Work from Here?

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Where do we Work from Here?

Is the workplace dead? Shifting the focus from safety to engagement, Amanda Stanaway looks at the possible models.

How airports must adapt post Covid to ensure the (safe) return of the traveling public. James Berry and Matthew Abbott share their insights on designing people-centric airports post-Coronavirus.

Safer Skies: How airports must adapt post-COVID

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Safer Skies: How airports must adapt post-COVID

James Berry and Matthew Abbott share their insights on designing people-centric airports post-Coronavirus.

A Systems-based Approach to Climate-Positive Design

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A Systems-based Approach to Climate-Positive Design

Driven by an energetic and climate-positive culture across our global studio, Woods Bagot’s Global Impact Group has created the Global Impact Assessment, a focal point for our sustainability initiatives.