Forging Haggerston's Wild Generation, located in London, aims to create an inclusive landscape that fosters community belonging, with a focus on local school children. Innovative features like vertical loam and iron-coated buffer zones divide the urban space while maintaining visual connection, providing areas for both exploration and human interaction. This reimagined urban nature not only challenges preconceptions but also nurtures local wildlife.

The initiative addresses the lack of sports facilities for four local schools and seeks to introduce the younger generation to nature through a carefully designed evolving space. It envisions the urban landscape as an open classroom, promoting hands-on learning and ecological awareness, strengthening community bonds, and fostering coexistence between humans and nature.

Studio 2's journey began with a derive walk, offering deep insights into safety concerns, disconnection points, and unmet community needs. The traditional island parks in the area, unchanged for centuries, failed to cater to school children's needs. This walk informed the project's transformative direction, aiming to create a thriving and inclusive community space.