The “place” you live is about much more than your home. It’s about green spaces, open water and communal gardens. It’s about getting to know your neighbours and having places for kids to play. These are the things that turn a neighbourhood into a community, which is why we put so much time and effort into making them a part of every place we create.

We use design to encourage walking and cycling, so active options become the natural choice. We include green spaces, communal gardens and architectural variety in our neighbourhoods, all of which make it rewarding to walk, play and explore. In short, we help you and your family live well with less effort.

Trees and open water make people feel good. Green spaces dampen down noise, absorb pollution, give kids a place to play and repopulate our cities with wildlife. That’s why we’re green evangelists. Let’s plant everything that doesn’t move!

New neighbourhoods shouldn’t all look the same. They should reflect local geography and history. Planting should include local, native species that encourage biodiversity, and architectural choices and materials should be influenced by local vernacular design.