We spot opportunities for intervention missed by traditional approaches to spatial strategy. This enables us to imagine new ways of doing things that radically alter traditional spatial planning, whether regional, urban, or site-specific. We break long-established spatial paradigms that have struggled to keep up with the pace of global urbanization and economic development. This fits well with our appetite for emerging markets and regions of the word where mega-scale projects with unprecedented scope and goals are commonplace.

We are always guided by our economic acumen and we take the time to develop an in-depth understanding of the local context. Our perspectives on spatial strategy have helped national and municipal authorities, investment organizations and investors, and international development funders realize successful strategies for developing regions, coastlines, hinterlands, metropolises, and communities. Our aim is to continue to look to the future and take on initiatives that “rediscover spatial strategy.”