Wildlife hub
Architectural and design projects that create spaces for wildlife protection, rehabilitation, and human engagement with natural ecosystems.
Wildlife hubs represent a growing area of design practice focused on creating functional environments for animal care, conservation, and ecological restoration. These projects range from rehabilitation centers and sanctuaries to educational facilities and landscape interventions that support biodiversity.
The community explores wetland restoration, museum and biopark design, interspecies habitats, and public trails that balance wildlife needs with human access. Projects demonstrate how architecture can serve conservation goals while creating immersive experiences that connect visitors to natural systems.
Popular projects
View all 10 projectsLatest journals
View all 8 journalsKoala Circle: Two Linked Rehabilitation Yards Folded into a Walkable Timber Landscape
Rescue centre, habitat and visitor route share one low timber loop whose roof meets the terrain, letting visitors walk over the building, not into it.
TAO Scatters a Field of White Walls Across a Wuhan Wetland to Build an Art Center That Breathes
On a triangular slip of land where lake meets road, dispersed GRC walls blur the line between architecture and shoreline in Caidian District.
Immersive Vivarium at Animália Biopark by AM2 Arquitetura: A Sustainable Wildlife Experience
The Immersive Vivarium at Animália Biopark seamlessly integrates architecture and nature, promoting wildlife conservation, sustainability, and an interactive visitor experience.
Exploring the Splendor of Nature: The Wetland Loop Trails
Discover the rejuvenating power of nature through the Wetland Loop Trails, a project blending outdoor recreation with accessibility and technology to reconnect people with the environment.