Welcome!

Sustainable Human Settlements Consult (SHSC) Limited is a full service architectural and planning firm dedicated to helping individuals, public and private organizations create total environments of quality and value. We present a highly creative and pragmatic design approach, focusing on the value of a long-term life cycle. Our goal is to develop comprehensive solutions that embody value, that have functional and maintainable and operational capabilities, anticipate future change, and satisfaction of experience. We provide planning, design, and construction administration services for a broad range of project types. These include federal and state governments, schools and universities, hospitals and clinics, commercial facilities, housing communities and urban planning projects. The firm has completed assignments at federal and state levels serving private, governmental, and institutional clients. Our services are made available on a full-service basis or within a team setting to meet specific requirements.

Philosophy

Sustainable Human Settlements Consult Limited was founded on the belief that good design is the marriage of intellectual ideas and rigorous, functional problem solving, to create architecture that reflects the vision, mission, and identity of our clients. Our primary goal is to meet client's goals and in so doing we seek to maintain a high level of respect for the natural and built environment as well as the present and future interested community. The members of the firm, by reason of their training, experience, are committed to providing their clients professional design services consistent with the high standards which derive from full utilization of the many planning design and building resources available today.
Our process-oriented approach revolves around our ability to dialogue with our clients to define project parameters and architectural/planning solutions in our concept driven studio environment where the design team tests functional scenarios, and pushes design ideas beyond predictable limits.