We build enduring structures that fit the social context of each situation, with unique practical solutions that are receptive to the surrounding environment and relevant to the user.
Our structures are designed to sit within their natural backdrop, allowing interplay with the environment to become a key element in the play process. We conserve materials by maximizing recycling opportunities and our work incorporates conservation and sustainability at its heart by using locally grown timber wherever possible.
Diverse design and craftsmanship permeates all of our work and many of our structures draw heavily on our maritime heritage and the power of timber to inspire.
“The idea for the books theme came from local St Austell boy and historian Dr A.L. Rowse who wrote something like over a hundred books…and loved Holy Trinity Church.”
We are driven by a shared belief in the power of children’s imagination and the value of design and aesthetics to enable them to absorb and understand their environment. We uphold the value of challenge and risk in allowing children to come to an appreciation of their own potential.
By applying these principles we aim to build lasting structures that benefit current and future generations.