Madeleine D'Angelo

“We need to come together as an industry, stop pointing fingers, and work together to design buildings that meet our planet’s carrying capacity and solve our myriad public health and societal problems,” the sustainability engineer says.

“Sustainability issues are too fractured and isolated, and they often do not use an equity and justice lens to achieve scaled and inclusive success,” says the Howard University Department of Architecture’s interim chair.

“My approach to sustainability begins with empathy for communities and for individuals,” says the Boston-based director of sustainability.

What could designing with a rewilding mindset mean for architects?

Explore a habitat-supporting façade, a pavilion that offers shelter for non-human species, and more projects exemplifying ecosystem restoration.

ARCHITECT takes a look at the individuals, projects, and products that offer a framework for rewilding in architecture.

Solving for the climate crisis and the accompanying biodiversity crisis can and should go hand in hand, writes MASS Design Group senior principal and managing director Sierra Bainbridge.

The author and vice president of research at the WELL Building Institute in New York discusses the effects rewilding can have on business and productivity, well-being, and natural ecosystems, and how architects can design spaces with humans, flora, and fauna in mind.

ARCHITECT editors share some of the best newly published and upcoming architecture and design books to read this summer.

This cedar-clad terminal secures 40% of its electrical needs via a photovoltaic array on the roof.