The Taiaiako’n High Park Bird Centre and Observatory is a small building project that highlights ecological relationships while offering public education and immersive experiences in birding. The centre, located in High Park, one of Toronto’s most biodiverse landscapes, the centre raises awareness about the importance of preserving habitats that support at-risk bird species. Students will explore the intersection of architecture, ecology, and public engagement through responsive design strategies to the site. Emphasising the material choice and clear spatial organization to support human activities and habits. Through drawings, models, and presentations, the project will develop from research and observation into a cohesive architectural proposal. Ultimately, this project serves as a small but significant contribution to rethinking the divide between nature and the city, one that highlights the potential for architecture to support biodiversity and deepen the human connection with the natural world.