Energy, agriculture and construction sectors have drastically damaged the world’s environment, particularly in terms of climate and biodiversity. We need to redress this destruction and restore our planet to a healthy, balanced state.
What if this started with living architecture?
Envisage a future where buildings are capable of growing, building and repairing themselves. They change with the seasons, harmonising with nature in their environment to strike a natural equilibrium that is climate-positive and favours biodiversity.
Along with being carbon and waste-free, these buildings would be low-cost, requiring little to no workforce or industrial materials for their maintenance. Best of all, they could return to nature when they’re no longer in use.
What if this started with living architecture?
Envisage a future where buildings are capable of growing, building and repairing themselves. They change with the seasons, harmonising with nature in their environment to strike a natural equilibrium that is climate-positive and favours biodiversity.
Along with being carbon and waste-free, these buildings would be low-cost, requiring little to no workforce or industrial materials for their maintenance. Best of all, they could return to nature when they’re no longer in use.
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