Architecture. Art. Anthropology. Integrated.

Studio Hennie is an interdisciplinary planning and design practice focused on civic, cultural, and community-based projects.

The studio brings together architecture, urban design, anthropology, public art, and strategic planning to address complex projects involving people, places, organizations, and the systems that shape community life. The work often involves coordinating diverse stakeholders, developing project strategies, navigating institutional and regulatory processes, and moving ideas from research and planning through implementation.

Rather than treating design as an isolated activity, Studio Hennie approaches projects as part of larger civic, social, and spatial systems. The practice works across strategy and implementation, bringing together community priorities, institutional goals, technical requirements, and design opportunities to develop practical and lasting solutions.

The studio's work includes civic and cultural planning, public art, community engagement, exhibitions and museums, public realm improvements, adaptive reuse, design research, and institutional strategy. Across these projects, Studio Hennie works with public agencies, community organizations, cultural institutions, design professionals, and other stakeholders to build shared understanding and advance projects from concept to completion.