Conceived in response to the devastating Australian wildfires of 2019, this project challenges conventional approaches to wildlife rehabilitation architecture. Rather than focusing solely on healing injured animals, the design promotes a proactive model—one that catalyzes broader ecological restoration and supports long-term conservation. By integrating prevention, awareness, and rehabilitation across multiple scales, the project envisions a more sustainable, bio-centric architecture—one that not only responds to crisis, but actively contributes to the health and resilience of the natural environment and its inhabitants.