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Infrastructure Studio

Infrastructure Studio

Designing systems that shape experience
Designing mobility, ecological, and water management systems that shape how we engage with place. By treating mobility infrastructure as much an experience as a tool, we design systems that strengthen the communities and people they serve.
Studio Partner
Thomas Doyle
Managing Partner, Global Practice + Delivery
Our Infrastructure Studio rethinks networks of movement to reveal place in new ways, create connections across communities and regions, and build long-term resilience. Our work spans next-gen airports, canals and urban waterways, cycling corridors, high-volume use projects, intermodal transit hubs, pedestrian streets and promenades, and streetscape conversions.

Infrastructure Projects

Sports Boulevard Cycling Bridge

From Highway Crossing to Civic Destination

A half-mile bridge over one of Riyadh’s busiest highways, redesigned from a utilitarian crossing into a multimodal civic destination connecting Sports Boulevard to the Diriyah historic district. A perforated skin peels back at intervals to frame the city, and the two tracks meet at a suspended overlook anchored by a floating light installation.

King Salman International Airport

Airport as Aerotropolis

In collaboration with Foster + Partners, we are designing one of the largest airports in the world. Saudi landscapes, recreation spaces, and mixed-use development at its center make community central to the airport experience.

Sands Sports Park

Desert Cycling

Twenty square kilometers of desert landscape restored and re-activated with a cycling race track, equestrian paths, and off-road trails. A crafted dunescape reflects the history of the site.

Discovery Walk

From Street to Civic Landscape

A former car street in downtown Rochester becomes a pedestrian and cycling corridor linking the city’s civic and medical districts. Shaded seating, planting, and flexible event spaces bring new energy to the heart of the city.

Van Buren Land Port of Entry

Landscape of Transition

On the U.S.-Canada border in northern Maine, the project rethinks federal infrastructure as civic landscape. Linear landforms shaped by local geology organize inspection, circulation, and drainage.

Warroad Land Port of Entry

Performance in Extreme Conditions

Set in flat, exposed terrain near Lake of the Woods, grading and planting define circulation and clear sightlines. Snow, wind, and water become a framework for performance.