Regenerative design reconsiders the relationship between nature and humanity, reframing the reciprocal relationships between social systems and ecosystems. MIG uses this approach to remake urban environments—especially those that are degraded, polluted or on a trajectory of decline—by integrating ecological frameworks into physical planning and design.

Our team of environmental design professionals—landscape architects, biologists, civil engineers, planners and urban designers—works in the built environment to improve natural systems connectivity, community health and biodiversity. We help our clients envision the future they want and prioritize actions to create that future. Our planning, design and construction guidelines and development plans help communities and organizations move from mitigating negative impacts to optimizing positive impacts.

The results are thriving places and communities that restore and reconnect natural processes, increase social and ecological resilience, and create benefits for multiple species, including humans. Because human well-being is inseparable from the well-being of the living world.