Discipline · Neighbourhood, town & city
Urbanism
Designing healthier neighbourhoods and more resilient places — from masterplans to public realm.
Scale — the place
Design at the scale of the place.
Urbanism broadens the practice to the scale of the place. We work on masterplanning, community design and regeneration — shaping neighbourhoods, streets and shared spaces that support everyday life. International proposals are one part of this work, delivered in collaboration with qualified local professionals.
What we do
From masterplans to public realm
Masterplanning
Framework plans that organise homes, movement and open space into coherent places.
Community & neighbourhood design
Design led by how communities live, move and gather.
Regeneration
Renewing places through considered, incremental improvement.
Public realm & landscape
Streets, squares and shared spaces designed for people first.
Housing strategies
Approaches to housing that balance density, quality and character.
Green & blue infrastructure
Planting, water and climate resilience woven through the plan.
Flagship project
Event Centre, Accra, Ghana
In design & construction · Accra, Ghana
Our flagship Urbanism project — a civic event centre in Accra arranged around a landscaped courtyard, currently in design and construction with a qualified local architectural practice.
Amoo Architecture leads concept and design; a qualified local practice delivers statutory approvals and construction. Presented honestly while the project is in progress.
Read the case study →International design
How we work internationally
International proposals are one part of our Urbanism work — delivered responsibly, in collaboration with qualified local professionals.
- Client brief
- Research
- Concept design
- Design development
- Client approval
- Collaboration with local architectural practice
- Technical design
- Construction
- Completed project
On international projects, Amoo Architecture prepares the concept and design proposals and collaborates with appropriately qualified local professionals, who develop the approved design into statutory approvals and construction documentation in accordance with local regulations. This reflects responsible international practice.
Working on a place, not just a building?
We’d be glad to discuss masterplanning, regeneration and neighbourhood design.