ABOUT The practice is driven by a shared passion for the botanically rich and bushfire prone landscapes of the Great Southern region of WA, with a particular interest in the ‘Kwongkan’ heathlands of the Fitzgerald Bioregion. It is here that we collaborate with individuals and organisations from the fields of landscape ecology, botany, bushfire science, land surveying, landscape architecture and art practice – all seeking a shared aim to expand understandings of this remarkable landscape. This diverse collaboration is conducted via a multi-modal approach wherein art practice, cartography and architectural intervention are employed to address a significant problem which is beyond the scope of conventional modes of practice: the reconciliation of biodiversity and bushfire with human habitation. We believe that developing an enduring response to the habitation of our ecosystems is dependent as much upon good design as it is on good science. SERVICES Research Bushfire and Biodiversity Enacted Cartography Lightsite (Temporary) Earth as Light Integrated Design Architecture H (heath) House Karri Fire House Camera Botanica: biodiversity armature Gaze House Lightsite Permanent Koonga Maya Flame Zone House : The Overlook Nornalup House Contact us today for more information.