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nature based architecture

Cities have long been nature's adversary. We're changing that. We integrate living ecosystems within architecture to safeguard the species our survival depends on.

From pollinators that sustain our food supply to microorganisms that clean our air and water. Our biodesign strategies turn every building into a frontline for biodiversity. Where cities once erased nature, we make them restore it.

biodiversity crisis

The way we build is costing the climate, nature and the economy.

37%

global CO2  emissions

Buildings produce 37% of global energy and process-related CO2 emissions.

$ 44 trillion

economic impact

more than 50%) of the world economy is dependent on natural ecosystem services

30%

biodiversity loss

built environment sector is responsible 
for nearly 30% of biodiversity loss globally 

3.2 billion

social impact

over 3.2 billion people are negatively impacted by environmental degradation

73%

wildlife decline

wildlife population sizes  have decline by 73% in 50 years

$ 577 billion

global impact

up to $577 billion in annual global crop production is at risk from pollinator loss.

how we work

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Every project follows three stages.

map

build

track

Survey the site and its species before design to record which species are present and what habitat they need.

Translate species data into facade geometry and make it in natural materials using digital fabrication

Monitor species engagement and habitat performance providing real-time access to impact data and verifiable reporting. 

how we build

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digital fabrication
data mapping
nature data
impact metrics

We use computational design to turn species and climate data into the parameters that shape our digitally fabricated architectural modules. Data becomes habitat.

products and services

we offer a range of bio-design services and products

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Modular mycelium habitats that provide nesting and foraging refuge for solitary bees, supporting urban pollinators.

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3D printed habitats that transform building facades into living ecosystems 

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An AI-driven platform that maps biodiversity hotspots to propose targeted architectural interventions.

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work with us

We work with architects, developers and estate owners on new builds, retrofits and heritage sites. We guide each project from the first site survey to monitoring after installation, with data for planning and nature reporting.

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