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Transition by design, RDA Architects, Haworth Tompkins and HLM Architects are among the practices providing evidence of a progressive Equalities, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) policy.

Practices, including Unknown Works, Atelier Architecture + Design Studio Bark and Tonkin Liu, explain how the majority of their projects demonstrate the use of biologically-inspired approaches, such as bioregionalism, biophilia, and biomimicry.

Practices, including Marks Barfield Architects, vHH, BakerBrown Studio and Assemble discuss their approach to material stewardship.

Commonfuture, Feilden Fowles, DSDHA, Feilden Clegg Bradley are among the practices able to demonstrate projects which strive to match the performance of a mature ecosystem.

Practices including HLM Architects, tp bennett, Atelier Ten, BD Landscape Architects, and White Arkitekter discuss how they support nature both locally and nationally.

Studio Knight Stokoe, Exploration Architecture, Jamie Fobert Architects, Studio Bark, Digg & Co, and New-works share examples of where they have considered nature in decision making.

Digg & Co, Feilden Fowles, Stride Treglown and Charlie Luxton Design are among the practices discussing how they use biophilia within their offices, and/or regularly host meetings and retreats in natural settings.

Practices, including Exploration Architecture, Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios, Donald Insall Associates, and Greengage Environmental, explain how the majority of their projects go beyond mitigating negatives and towards optimising positives.

Purcell, Studio Knight Stokoe, Atelier Architecture and Design, BakerBrown studio and DSDHA are among the practices explaining how their projects will respond to the future climate, and how they are building in flexibility and resilience.

Practices, including BakerBrown Studio, Haworth Tompkins, PLP and Useful Simple Trust, explain how they advocate for long-term thinking at the outset of their projects.