Architecture 2030
Think TanksNew Mexico, United States11-50 Employees
Architecture 2030 is a nonprofit think tank based in Santa Fe, New Mexico, founded in 2002 by architect Edward Mazria in response to the climate crisis. Its mission is to rapidly transform the global built environment, a major source of greenhouse gas emissions, so that it becomes a central part of the solution to climate change. The organization lists a small to mid-size staff of 11 to 50 employees and maintains its website at architecture2030.org. Recent activity indicates collaboration with other organizations to develop frameworks and tools addressing embodied carbon, as well as the release and update of design resources such as the Carbon Smart Materials Palette, Pathfinder, and the Climate Positive Design Toolkit. Reported revenue is in the range of $10 million to $25 million.