We are in a time of crises - crises that are of our own making, because we have taken more than we need, and more than the planet can bear. It is time to put the planet first. Time to put future generations first. Time to create a sustainable future for all, not just a comfortable present for the few.

Smith challenges existing perceptions and approaches to how we build and design the built environment. Smith is an advocate for a new approach, one in which we do more with less.

Developing cities and building within planetary boundaries requires innovation. That is why Smith specialises in facilitating collaboration between people, organisations and across systems. With critical knowledge and experience, we illuminate and challenge the existing premises of the built environment.

Through cross-cutting innovation, Smith sets the framework for the development of cities and construction in balance with the planet.

Highlighted projects

Circular Buildings Coalition (CBC) - Accelerating Circular Economy in the Built Environment

Client:
Laudes Foundation
It's well known that the built environment plays a pivotal role in reaching the targets outlined in the Paris Agreement and various other sustainability goals, owing to its significant ecological footprint and influence on human welfare. The Circular Buildings Coalition (CBC) is a collaboration that convenes industry leaders who aim to accelerate the deployment of circular economy solutions as a way of securing a global built environment operating within Planetary Boundaries while ensuring a just transition.
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Innovation to Market

Client:
Realdania
Innovation to Market is a support scheme that helps bring new sustainable construction solutions to market.
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INDICATE - Accelerating Climate Requirements for Buildings in Europe

Client:
Laudes Foundation
In order to reduce the climate footprint of buildings, and not just the energy consumption during the building operation, it is necessary to introduce climate requirements that cover the entire lifecycle of a building. The aim of the INDICATE accelerator is to spread the experience with building climate requirements, as we know it from countries like Denmark, to other European countries. The initial focus will be on Spain, Ireland and the Czech Republic.
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Processed proposals for development support