Project has been active in the design of architecture, public spaces, infrastructure with a social benefit, high-rise buildings where social and commercial imperatives seem oppositional, single houses that explore ways to live, and commercial interiors. Project actively eschews specialising in a single type of building. Our recent projects range widely across types of problem to be solved, cultures and contexts: residential buildings in Sydney of 34 and 55-levels, a public square where settlement in Sydney took root, a pedestrian bridge, regional plans for government and university, and eight projects in Muscat: the creation of uniform building codes and regulations to guide all development, Muscat Plaza with ceremonial and recreation amenity in a linear park of nearly 2km length, a 23,500m2 building within a park known as Al Kuhwair Park and Activity Hub, Ruwi CBD Masterplan, an elevated park on a mountain of marble and loose shale in Ruwi, the infrastructure of a Wadi transformed into a viable setting for social interactions between commercial and mainly residential neighbourhoods of Al Kabir, Al Jami street upgrade, and Al Hamriyah – where new activities are pocketed along paths and terraces nearly 3km long.