FLDWRK uses applied research and strategic design methodologies to undertake real-world challenges, allowing us to investigate forward-looking solutions by using speculative storytelling. Our approach is rooted in critical thinking based on a collaborative process.
FLDWRK is currently working within five research lenses in over a dozen collaborations with universities, foundations, communities, commercial and institutional organizations, journals, and forums for the projection of a positive future.
We work at the intersection of research and practice. We see projects as laboratories, as places for exploring, experimenting, prototyping, and testing hypotheses that respond to evolving and changing contexts. The practice is the project.
22.06.14 | FLDWRK collective to employ research-based design approach, Construction Canada
22.06.10 | Repositioning Design as a Tool for Activism, Kollectif
22.06.08 | A new research and design collective from Lemay, Design Dekko
22.01.18 | Eight Inspiring Design Events to Check out at DesignTO, Azure Magazine
20.12.01 | Canadian Architect Award of Excellence, Place des Montrealaises
18.09.06 | Winning Project in the City of Montreal’s International Multidisciplinary Landscape Architecture Competition, Place des Montrealaises
18.06.29 | AZ Prize Best Non-Constructed Concept, Saint Joseph’s Oratory of Mount Royal, Montreal
We partner on different projects with collaborators and experts, both within and outside the field of design, to explore and expand ideas that seek to revolutionize and reinvent.
