The 2026 Regenerative Architecture Index brings together 119 organisations demonstrating a commitment to regenerative design, delivery and practice.

The U-Build Box Library creates the infrastructure for the circulation of reusable bio-based building systems, equipping communities to shape their environment. In this way it promotes natural materials while empowering communities with the materials and skills to realise impactful temporary projects. (Credit: Peter O’Leary)
The Regenerative Architecture Index, created by UK Architects Declare and Architecture Today, recognises practices and built environment organisations working to move beyond reducing harm and towards creating positive outcomes for people, places and the natural world.
Each organisation has submitted detailed responses across the RAI’s three assessment themes: Being a good ancestor, Co-evolving with nature, and Creating a just space for people.
Find the full list of organisations included in the 2026 Regenerative Architecture Index below:
2026 Regenerative Architecture Index
- 6a architects
- Able Partners
- AEW Architects
- Allford Hall Monaghan Morris
- Allies and Morrison
- AP Design and Management
- Arbor Architects
- Artel31
- Assemble
- Atelier Architecture and Design
- Atelier One
- Atelier Ten
- Austin Design Works
- AWW
- BakerBrown Studio
- Barr Gazetas
- BD Landscape Architects
- Bindloss Dawes Architects
- BIOTECKTA
- Birds Portchmouth Russum Architects
- Bond Bryan
- Bricolage
- Buckley Gray Yeoman
- Building Design Partnership (BDP)
- Cairn
- CarverHaggard
- Chris Dyson Architects
- Cladmate Facade Systems
- Collective Architecture
- Collective Works
- CULLINAN STUDIO
- DaeWha Kang Design
- Donald Insall Associates
- dRMM
- DSDHA
- Elliott Wood
- Exploration Architecture
- Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios
- Flair Studio
- Fletcher Priest Architects
- Format Engineers
- Foster Perpatidou LLP
- Gale & Snowden Architects
- Grants Group
- Greengage Environmental
- Grimshaw
- Hamilton Hay Van Jonker
- Haptic Architects
- Harrison Stringfellow Architects
- Hawkins\Brown
- Haworth Tompkins
- Hayhurst & Co
- Henley Halebrown
- HKS, Inc.
- HLM Architects
- Hodder+Partners
- Hopkins Architects
- Howells
- In Opera Group
- Invisible Studio
- Jamie Fobert Architects
- Jan Kattein Architects
- JTP
- LDA Design
- LEEP Architects
- Loader Monteith
- Maccreanor Lavington
- Marks Barfield Architects
- Max Fordham
- MICA Architects
- Mike McMahon Studio
- MWD Architects
- Nested Living
- New Practice, part of Civic
- New-works
- Níall McLaughlin Architects
- O’DonnellBrown
- Office S&M Architects
- Orms
- PAD studio
- Pardini Hall Architecture
- Patrick Crowe Architects
- PEARCE+
- Perkins&Will
- Phil Coffey Architects
- Piercy & Co
- Plan A Consultants
- Purcell
- RDA Architects
- Ridge and Partners
- RIOS Design Studio
- ritchie*studio
- Root And Erect
- RUFFARCHITECTS
- Scott Brownrigg
- shedkm
- Sheppard Robson
- Simple Architecture
- Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM)
- Stallan-Brand Architecture & Design
- Stride Treglown
- Studio Bark
- studio 8FOLD
- Studio Knight Stokoe
- Studio PDP
- Studio Saar
- Tate + Co Architects
- Tezuka Architects
- Tonkin Liu
- Transition by Design Co-operative
- tp bennett
- Tuckey Design Studio
- Unknown Works
- Urquhart and Hunt Landscape Design
- Useful Simple Trust
- van Heyningen and Haward Architects
- We Made That
- White Arkitekter
- Within Planetary Boundaries Studio
The next stage of the Regenerative Architecture Index will be revealed at the RAI 2026 Launch Party on Thursday 1 October at the Building Centre in London, where this year’s front-runners will be announced.
The event will also mark the opening of Regenerative Design 2026, a month-long exhibition and events programme running throughout October at the Building Centre. Showcasing projects, ideas and approaches from RAI member organisations, the exhibition will provide the first physical home for the Regenerative Architecture Index and offer visitors an opportunity to explore how regenerative thinking is being translated into practice across the built environment.
The Regenerative Architecture Index is also made possible by the generosity, expertise and commitment of its independent assessors. Drawn from leading architectural practices and organisations across the UK, they volunteered their time to review submissions, provide constructive scrutiny and help ensure a robust and transparent assessment process. We extend our thanks to all of the assessors below for their thoughtful contributions and support of the 2026 Regenerative Architecture Index.
Assessors
Craig Robertson
AHMM
Mitakshi Sirsi
Broadway Malyan
Julia Barfield
Marks Barfield Architects
Tom Gibson
Haworth Tompkins
Carrie Behar
Useful Simple Trust
Anna Woodeson
Buro Happold
Marion Baeli
10 Design
Louisa Bowles
Hawkins\Brown
Tom Greenall
DSDHA
Laura Baron
Purcell
Ayub Abdulkadir
Independent assessor
Mandy Franz
MICA Architects
Juliana Renn
HLM Architects
Rosie Camburn
Ridge and Partners
Martin Knight
Studio Knight Stokoe
Michael Pawlyn
Exploration Architecture
Kevin Logan
Maccreanor Lavington
Tim den Dekker
Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios
Michelle Sanchez
RSHP
Aditi Saxena
Bond Bryan
Ben Hayes
Unknown Works
Daisy Shum
Independent assessor
Asif Din
Perkins&Will
Chloe van Grieken
Sheppard Robson
Alasdair Ben Dixon
Collective Works
Wongani Mwanza
Transition by Design
Rory Thomas
Independent assessor
Jacqueline Wheeler
dRMM
Jonathan Shaw
ritchie*studio
Chrysanthe Staikopoulou
Royal College of Art
Tom Fox
We Made That
Riya Shah
Independent assessor
