Adam Saint

Leeds Beckett University

The Metamorphic Ruins is a living archive and progressive sanctuary where architecture, ecology and time converge, inviting humans and wildlife to coexist, observe and shape a shared evolving landscape.

Jamie Ferguson

University of Bath

Kahani is a pattern book for a regenerative reimagining of live-work housing across Bhopal and India; the book entails construction details for bamboo and stone, encouraging low-carbon bioregional innovation.

Charlotte Carlyle

Leeds Beckett University

The entropic sanctuary - A living architecture born from water and decay where biophilia, entropy, and regenerative design converge to form a sanctuary that breathes, grows, and gently disappears.

Bryn White

University of Gloucestershire

Western Harbour Park, Bristol, is a place where people and nature coexist, demonstrating how post-industrial spaces can harness natural processes to restore ecological health and community

Polina Bielova

University of East London

A regenerative restaurant under a historic London archway that uses biophilic design, mycelium materials, and aeroponic technologies to transform food, space, and trash into a circular living experience.

Erin McCaffray

University of Cambridge

Reusing local tenement sandstone, the proposed coastal park invites residents to engage with memory, nature, and leisure along the River Clyde’s transformed ex-industrial edge