03 August 2026

​MICA listed on Regenerative Architecture Index 2026

MICA is proud to be listed on the Architecure Today 2026 Regenerative Architecture Index.

This recognition celebrates organisations working to create positive environmental, social and ecological outcomes through the built environment, moving beyond sustainability towards genuinely regenerative practice.

Our submission brought together work spanning heritage retrofit, education masterplanning, environmental research and community-focused design. From Goodenough College in Bloomsbury and Woodland Quad at Wellington College, to our Passivhaus and EnerPHit housing infill project in Didcot; to our Urban Greening Factor research with the London Legacy Development Corporation, each project demonstrates how long-term thinking can support healthier ecosystems, stronger communities and more resilient places.

We're honoured to be recognised alongside so many practices helping to rethink how architecture can contribute to a healthier, more equitable and regenerative future, and are looking forward to the Regenerative Design 2026 Exhibition in October which will showcase work and case studies from all named practices.

Woodland Quad at Wellington College set within a mature Scots pine woodland, the development introduces adistinctive new character area comprising a co-educational sixth form boarding house, a boys’ day house, and a central renewable energy centre.
At Goodenough College in Bloomsbury, the refurbishment of a terrace of five Grade II listed townhousesdemonstrates a regenerative approach by carefully retaining and upgrading historic fabric, extending building life,reducing embodied carbon, and enhancing environmental performance while respecting and reinforcing the buildings’ cultural and social value.
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