• Can a ‘New’ emerge by interrogating and investigating the ‘Old’?
  • Could a ‘Section’ be used to liberate the constraints often imposed by program and site?
  • If Architecture is an act of repetition, how can innovation exist where repetition is a necessary condition?
  • Do artificially imposed urban development and control rules seem more real than the physical and natural attributes of the site and context?
  • Is the art of interpreting and subverting bylaws a necessary attribute, creating an architecture that pushes boundaries?
  • Can ‘Architecture’ only exist in the interstices of development control rules framed by others?
  • Should buildings be the residual spaces after a neighbourhood is designed, or alternatively, should a neighbourhood emerge from the negative space that exists between buildings?
  • Can a truly public space emerge from an architecture at the service of private enterprise?
  • Is the act of building as much about the creation of space as it is about the destruction of the environment?

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  • Can a ‘New’ emerge by interrogating and investigating the ‘Old’?
  • Could a ‘Section’ be used to liberate the constraints often imposed by program and site?
  • If Architecture is an act of repetition, how can innovation exist where repetition is a necessary condition?
  • Do artificially imposed urban development and control rules seem more real than the physical and natural attributes of the site and context?
  • Is the art of interpreting and subverting bylaws a necessary attribute, creating an architecture that pushes boundaries?
  • Can ‘Architecture’ only exist in the interstices of development control rules framed by others?
  • Should buildings be the residual spaces after a neighbourhood is designed, or alternatively, should a neighbourhood emerge from the negative space that exists between buildings?
  • Can a truly public space emerge from an architecture at the service of private enterprise?
  • Is the act of building as much about the creation of space as it is about the destruction of the environment?

The practice’s work embraces a conceptual and an experimental approach, while remaining firmly grounded in the contextual nuances of its work. In doing so, they forge an innovative path towards engaging with localised urbanity, while also addressing global architectural concepts and issues.

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