esg — Terreform ONE

ESG (ENVIRONMENTAL SOCIAL GOVERNANCE)

If you are embarking on a new construction project, you will need to consider the impact infringed upon the surrounding environment; from the flora and fauna to the local inhabitants.

Our team's strong experience in city resilience, biodiversity and smart buildings can help you elevate a myriad of proposals and pass necessary certificates that incite a long-term, positive impact.

Select Offerings
• Ethnographic Research
• Biodiversity Research
• Feasibility Studies
• Equity Analytics
• WELL Standard Certification
• Circular Economy Benchmarking

Bio City Map of 11 Billion

The Bio City Map displays population density as a parametric graph made with living biosynthetic transgenic matter, consisting of billions of bacterial cells, across 25 megacities

Biotope Mosaic: Industrial Site CH

A Smart Facade system that provides an optimal habitat for Monarch butterflies and a series of native flora and fauna

Caddisflies

Exploring using the possibility of caddisflies to collect and recycle microplastic emission in aquatic environments such as polluted rivers and lakes

Governors Hook

Governor’s Hook focuses on the issue of storm water retention in the Brooklyn Waterfront and feeds into a large research area of rising sea levels affecting coastal areas and cities

Rapid Re(f)use: Waste to Resource City

The Rapid Re(f)use project explores an extended New York, reconstituted from its own landfill material

EDF Hyperlocal Air Quality Workshop

The Hyperlocal Air Quality workshop brought together a dynamic group of stakeholders from the public, private, and academic/specialist sectors to think collectively about actionable roles hyperlocal air quality insights could play in supporting and advancing climate action and data-driven health decision making.

Urbaneering Brooklyn 2110

Our primary assertion for Brooklyn 2110 is that all necessities are provided inside its accessible physical borders. We have designed an intensified version of Brooklyn that supplies all vital needs for its population. In this city, food, water, air, energy, waste, mobility, and shelter are radically restructured to support life in every form.