Architecture for Humanity is a registered 501(c)3 nonprofit founded in 1999. We are building a more sustainable future through the power of professional design. By tapping a network of more than 50,000 professionals willing to give their time and expertise to help those who would not otherwise be able to afford their services, we bring design, construction and development services where they are most critically needed. Each year 100,000 people directly benefit from structures designed by Architecture for Humanity. Our advocacy, training and outreach programs impact an additional 50,000 people annually. We channel the resources of the global funding community to meaningful projects that make a difference locally. From conception to completion, we manage all aspects of the design and construction process. Our clients include community groups, aid organizations, housing developers, government agencies, corporate divisions, and foundations.

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Square Cat Habitat was born out of the desire for cat furniture that would accent existing modern decor rather than distract from it. Think functional art. With this in mind, we developed our line of Eco-friendly products, which offer a range of colors and textures to please both cats and their owners. We hope you and your little ones agree.

Hailing from the Great Plains of the Midwest with a stretch in the Empire State, photographer Aaron Wojack now calls San Francisco home. When he is not on assignment you’ll find him following his camera around the West, exploring the region’s endless habitats and cultural enclaves.

Degrees in Game Management, Fisheries Management, and Environmental Biology/Limnology. I design functionally optimal habitat then assist with its management to optimality. I develop the Animal-Human Interface for smaller spaces and as a component of a habitat design. Where designs aren't warranted Habitat Supplements can installed to attract the eye and usage by animals that do or may occur in the area. Habitat Supplements are always part of a complete design because certain structures necessary for optimality will not occur or be present in adequate quantities under natural conditions.

Aaron Probyn studied product & furniture design at Kingston University. After his graduation he became Design Manager of Table Top department for Habitat, where he worked for more than 6 years. Today Aaron Probyn works from his own design studio where he designs for many different companies such as Crate & Barrel, West Elm, Plumen, Tom Dixon, Conran Studio and Normann Copenhagen.

Justin Riggin is a distinguished entrepreneur and small business owner based in Georgia. He is recognized for his significant contributions to the construction, manufacturing consultant, and manufacturing industries. Alongside his professional success, he is a devoted father and an active participant in community initiatives, demonstrating a steadfast commitment to his career and values. Growing up in a family that valued design and innovation, Justin was inspired by his grandfather, an industrial designer, and his great-uncle, an industrial engineer. Their influence sparked his interest in building and engineering at an early age, a passion he nurtured by participating in Habitat for Humanity projects, where he gained hands-on construction experience and an appreciation for service to others. Over the years, Justin has built an impressive career managing various residential, commercial, and institutional projects. He has also developed expertise in specialized sectors, including utility and wastewater management, where his problem-solving skills and attention to detail have delivered successful outcomes on complex projects.

Author of Tiny Dino Worlds: Create Your Own Prehistoric Habitats (Roost, 2020). Photographer. Co-designer and co-owner of Alpenglow Cabin, Colorado.

Atelier036 is a NYC based award-winning, full-service, hands-on architectural studio with experience designing mixed use, and residential projects. Our services include all phases of design, from feasibility studies through construction administration. As part of our comprehensive design process we evaluate each project in its entirety: site, orientation, surrounding context, space and energy efficiency, budget restrictions, as well as materials, construction techniques, and post-occupancy issues. We are LEED (sustainable) Accredited Professionals and our building design approach focuses on people, function, sense of place, quality of space, orientation, and the fine line between interior and exterior. We work together with you, the client, to develop the space program based on your project needs. We then begin an intensive study and develop several schemes that address your functional and spatial requirements. These schemes will be presented for your review and discussion, and serve as a jumping board for project development. Our studio is unique as we follow the “tabula rasa” approach – no preconception. All our work is developed in 3D where we allow our clients to experience the space prior to construction. Call us today to discuss your project! Services Provided 3D Rendering, Building Design, Construction Drawings, Custom Homes, Floor Plans, Home Extensions, House Plans, Kitchen Design, New Home Construction, Space Planning, Sustainable Design, 3D Home Design Areas Served Manhattan, New York, Brooklyn Certifications and Awards AIALEED3rd place in design contest Habitat For Humanity San Francisco

Sheep + Stone was born out of a passion for material application, and a focus on interiors that respect both the environment and humanity. It was founded by Sheena Murphy, a Brooklyn-based Brit, who sits squarely in the middle of traditionalism and modernism. sheepandstone.com

I consult and design residential landscapes focusing on California-friendly/drought-tolerant/habitat gardens, and also work as a tree consultat as a certified arborist.