From landscape to sofa, the same method: Snøhetta

Ask them what they do and the list refuses to narrow: architecture, landscape, interiors, art and product design, treated as one transdisciplinary and dialogue-driven practice rather than separate departments. Snøhetta employs around 250 people from forty nations across seven studios — Oslo, New York, Innsbruck, Paris, Melbourne, Hong Kong, Shenzhen — and lets the same environmental and cultural sensibility govern a masterplan and a chair alike.

The furniture end of that range includes Array, the modular seating system drawn for MDF Italia, and La Mercanti supplies it to Indian offices, campuses and hospitality projects. For a project team juggling landscape, interiors and furniture at once, a single design language across all three is worth more than any individual piece.