"At Ennead, we are in charge of the architectural part of the process, but Juno is asking ‘why?’ to everything. 'Why does land have to be acquired that way? Why does the supply chain work that way? Why do construction documents have to be delivered in that time frame?' The way of Juno, like the way of the Jedi, is to look at every component, from concept to post-occupancy, and ring out the inefficiency in every process. That's what's exciting for us at Ennead; we have just lived with all this inefficiency built into the cost of architecture, and it has to be rung out."

— Tomas Rossant, Ennead