Project Studio is a landscape architecture and urban design studio based in London. It aims to create design and research collaborations that focus on the spaces, structures, and processes of the public realm. Project Studio is based in London and was founded by Ed Wall in 2007.
Ed Wall is a director of Project Studio. He has over fifteen years practice experience, based in the UK and the USA. The focus of Ed’s work has been on public realm projects from small public spaces to large parks and urban design master plans. These have included public realm designs, such as Williamson Square in Liverpool, and master plan proposals, such as the framework master plan for Governors Island, NY.
Recent collaborations include a project for the Biennale of Landscape Urbanism 2010, the London Festival of Architecture 2008, and several international design competitions. Ed has written widely, including articles for Landscape and Topos. Ed co-authored, with Tim Waterman, Basics Landscape Architecture: Urban Design, published in 2009 by AVA Academic Publishing.
Ed has been a regular design studio critic at Columbia University GSAPP, City College New York, and UCL The Bartlett. He has been a visiting professor at Politecnico di Milano and currently teaches at Kingston University, London.