A full-service architecture design network in six locations.UNStudio, founded in 1988 by Ben van Berkel and Caroline Bos, is an international network specialising in architecture, interior architecture, product design, urban development and infrastructural projects.With six full-service international offices in Amsterdam, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Frankfurt, Dubai and Melbourne and over 300 employees from 27 countries, our streamlined structure enables us to spend less time… Show more A full-service architecture design network in six locations.UNStudio, founded in 1988 by Ben van Berkel and Caroline Bos, is an international network specialising in architecture, interior architecture, product design, urban development and infrastructural projects.With six full-service international offices in Amsterdam, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Frankfurt, Dubai and Melbourne and over 300 employees from 27 countries, our streamlined structure enables us to spend less time organising and more time designing and collaborating with our clients.UNStudio’s mission is to design for lasting impact and contribute to the societal challenges of urbanisation, climate change, ageing populations and socioeconomic inequality. Driven by purpose and focused on solutions, we create value by designing for the implications of these megatrends on our built environment. Designs that make our lives healthier, have little impact on the planet, but a lasting impact on our cities - and people. Show less

A firm of RIBA architects based in London that use Technology and the principles of Game Theory to design buildings. Game Theory is the mathematical study of strategic decision-making. Commonly found in fields such as economics, biology, sport and politics, we use it to find architectural solutions. Some of these can be unexpected, surprising even. We start by listing the choices available to our client and other affected parties. Next, we quantify the potential benefits… Show more A firm of RIBA architects based in London that use Technology and the principles of Game Theory to design buildings. Game Theory is the mathematical study of strategic decision-making. Commonly found in fields such as economics, biology, sport and politics, we use it to find architectural solutions. Some of these can be unexpected, surprising even. We start by listing the choices available to our client and other affected parties. Next, we quantify the potential benefits (payoffs) of those choices in order to identify the best decision (best response). This approach can be used at any point in the architectural process. Read below or our Blog for more on Game Theory. We all make strategic decisions on a daily basis in both our professional and personal lives. Unlike other architects, we use the framework and mathematical tools of Game Theory to gain an insight into a person’s reasoning. This approach identifies opportunities as well as problems, directly driving the design and function of our buildings. Our use of Game Theory results in our clients getting the buildings they want. And, it enables us to navigate external factors such as market conditions and issues raised by other interested parties, including planners, neighbours and investors. Our buildings continue to use Game Theory after they are built, as they respond to the lives and decisions of their occupants. We have applied this approach to more than 150 projects all over the world. These range from art installations to towers. Visit our website to see a varied selection of our work. Show less

Upshoot is a free-to-use real estate platform that assesses the potential of houses for Homebuyers, Sellers and Owners.Upshoot was created to help Homebuyers, Sellers and Owners save time and money when deciding what alterations to make to a property. Where to begin? What is possible? How much will it cost? Who can help do the works? Is it a sound investment? These are just some of the questions Upshoot set out to answer.