Wildlife
Architectural and design approaches to wildlife habitats, conservation, and human-animal coexistence.
Wildlife design encompasses spaces and structures created to support animal populations and ecosystems. Designers working in this area address habitat preservation, rehabilitation facilities, and the integration of natural environments with human infrastructure.
The community explores biodiverse spaces including natural history museums, rehabilitation centers, and immersive wildlife experiences. Projects range from wetland clinics and bird sanctuaries to conservation-focused architecture that reimagines how humans and animals can coexist sustainably.
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View all 7 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.
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.