The Places of Trees

Trees are perhaps the most visible creatures that cohabit with us in our villages, towns and cities. Indiscriminately crossing borders of public and private space they find their ways to light and water through the crust of our built environment. They come into relationship with our buildings, streets and spaces, creating shade and shelter, colour and movement. These photographs from the neighbourhood around our office investigate and document these places of trees.

Many views are of our office at St. Margaret's House in Bethnal green, London.

Photos by: Tom Raymont on Tessina