Forever Home (2026)

Architect Paul and his partner embark on an ambitious project: building a sanctuary for rescued farm animals where every shelter is custom-designed around the species' and individual's needs. Rejecting standard barns, they create tailored homes — from mud-friendly pig habitats to elevated perches for chickens — guided by a philosophy they call "animal-centered design." The film documents their process, the animals' arrival, and the daily life that unfolds when architecture serves empathy.

Through quiet observation and striking visuals, Forever Home presents a hopeful vision of what care can look like when design starts with the animal, not the farmer.