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[Augmentation] Animals [Implications] In Hilton Head, where we used to live, they are shooting the deer for no other reason than they are eating some peoples flowers. When we lived there, we carefully placed our plants, provided a feeding area for deer, birds, and raccoons and negotiated a settlement that worked for everyone. It worked fine and the animals provided value that is impossible to completely measure. Where we lived is called Deer Island - I wonder if they will bother to rename the place. Imagine that Dolphins turn out to be a smart as some believe and there is a language breakthrough and you have to design an environment so they can join the UN representing the Ocean. [Scale and Scope] 
Animals who are valued pets are not accommodated all that well by our architecture. And of course I promise not to talk about feed lots and other production processes. Animals in the wild survive by responding to changing conditions by migrating. We are, by our building, condeming them to every shrinking ghettos of slow extinction - immoral and totally unnecessary. These three relationship circumstances: companion, husbandry and wild indicate the range of architectural considerations that should be included in almost every project. It will take very little to make circumstances very different.
Basic Architectural Practice - Scope, Economics
Scale and Scope