Biodiversity Design Intelligence

Buildings that grow ecosystems, designed by AI

Symbiont generates habitat-integrated facade designs for architects and developers. Input your building. Get biodiversity back.

10% Mandatory Biodiversity Gain
The UK's Biodiversity Net Gain mandate now requires every new development in England to deliver a measurable 10% increase in habitat value. Maintained for 30 years. Enforced by law. Every architect and developer in the country needs a solution. Most don't have one.
The Market Today

Compliance tools exist

BNG metric calculators
Tell you what percentage you need. Not how to get there.
Credit marketplaces
Let you buy offset units. Doesn't improve your building.
Ecology consultants
Write reports. Don't generate designs.
AI architecture tools
Optimize floorplans and structures. Ignore biodiversity entirely.

Design tools don't

No AI generates habitat designs
Architects are told "you need 10% gain" with no tool to design the actual biodiversity intervention.
No species-specific optimization
Local pollinator data, nesting requirements, and microclimate analysis are done manually, if at all.
No fabrication-ready output
Even when ecologists recommend habitats, architects must translate recommendations into buildable specifications alone.
How Symbiont Works
01
Input your building
Facade dimensions, orientation, location, and material constraints. Symbiont ingests your project specs and local ecological data.
02
AI generates habitat designs
Optimized for local species, microclimate, and BNG metrics. Pollinator panels, nesting structures, green walls, all computationally designed for your specific site.
03
Export fabrication specs
Receive buildable specifications, habitat placement maps, and BNG compliance documentation. From design to construction, one workflow.

Every building is an ecosystem waiting to happen

Symbiont exists because compliance shouldn't mean compromise, and biodiversity shouldn't be an afterthought bolted onto the planning process. It should be designed in from the start.