Located in Shanghai’s rapidly growing Jiading District, the park is a prime example of the impact restorative strategies have on improving water quality and expanding wildlife habitat
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Our practice is built on six core disciplines and a range of interdisciplinary expertise that foster rigorous, holistic approaches to generating design that is as beautiful as it is functional.
Better design, together.
Our way of working brings together diverse perspectives, blended disciplines, open exchange, and deep engagement with clients and the communities we serve.
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