‘Our architectural concerns are to express space, structure, light and human associations in tectonic form. The methods of assemblage are inclusive, evolving, and constantly seeking new patterns. This gives ruse to a complex, interlocking basis for architectural expression, generated by dialogues between public and private, new and existing, association and idea, opportunity and cost, meaning and memory, identity and image.’

‘For us, each project is unique and demands an exceptional response. The result is an architecture that is relevant and responds to changing ideas and technologies.’

‘We seek to create architecture that is visionary, socially responsive and radiantly optimistic — an architecture that provokes the future.’

‘In a democratic society, architecture is a social art. It must encompass and transcend aesthetic and formal concerns to reinforce, enhance and celebrate people’s emotional, behavioural and functional needs.’

‘Creating world-class architecture is a collaborative, creative and highly rewarding experience. I value the opportunity to work collaboratively with our clients, consultants and builders to design and deliver buildings of exceptional quality.’

‘The building is an object in the landscape, and also a generator of the future urban condition that will develop there.’

‘As an architect, you must be humble enough to truly listen to your client’s needs and aspirations. You must have the courage and creativity to challenge existing norms. And you must have the self-discipline to deliver both a functional and delightful design.’

‘A representative architect must clearly demonstrate that he or she can change the course of their own discipline, can be decisive in its history, altering its expectations, directing it down new paths, and opening up new prospects and possibilities…’