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Concrete and Line
A broad, made surface that carries a drawn line across it. Cast in place or in panels, the concrete sets the scale of a piece and holds a flowing, precise pattern that reads the ground of the site.
Sites
Surface, site and line
The practice works in three linked materials, chosen to suit the setting: a made concrete ground, the weight of stone, and the precision of machined metal. The same idea can be cast in concrete for one site and cut into steel for another.
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Three ways of working
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Stone
The weight of a work. A quarried or carved stone brings age and mass that no made material can fake, and choosing the right one, with its own grain and character, changes the whole piece.
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Metal Panel
The precise, drawn edge. Machined and perforated in a repeating pattern, metal panels catch the light and cast shifting shadows through the day. It is where the hand and the machine meet.
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Made for your site
Every commission begins on site, reading the light, the surface and the surrounding lines before the first mark is cut.