The forgotten shrine
A lone shrine cut off by a chain rail, given a slender canopy and a planting ring — dignity, not erasure.
Anyone can make a pretty picture. A What If only counts when it's a real place, with a buildable plan, an honest cost, and an effect we measured. Here is the work — what's live, and what's coming next.
A grim cluster of overflowing bins and scavenging cats becomes a clean, shaded, five-stream recycling point — one that teaches why sorting matters and rewards the people who do it right.
Read the case study →A lone shrine cut off by a chain rail, given a slender canopy and a planting ring — dignity, not erasure.
A dead 18-metre facade becomes a shaded gathering edge with a timber screen and a single long bench.
Leftover pavement around a tired fountain turns into a small pocket seat with shade and a place to pause.
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