The January issue of Domus, the first edited by new Guest Editors Steven Holl and Toshiko Mori, focuses on a broader view of life on Earth. Holl, in his Editorial, explains the goal of developing theories that address our current condition through a “theory of action” that embodies ideas into new creations, a challenge for all architects, artists, and designers. “Wilson’s concept of ‘half the Earth’ places biodiversity at the center of any future urban theory of landscape development,” writes the architect. “In this perspective, human-centric theory is overturned, as the migratory routes of biodiverse species are considered more important than horizontally expanding city patterns.