Sunray Sustainability is an ecological design/build practice focused on integrating the built with the living. Through food producing landscapes, regenerative systems, ecological structures, and outdoor learning environments, our work brings together thoughtful design and practical craftsmanship, which we combine with ecological principles to create places that support both people and the land they rely upon.

Rich’s work centers on ecological design/build, regenerative infrastructure, and human-scale food systems, with a particular interest in agroforestry and productive landscapes. Over the years, he has collaborated on projects throughout New York’s Capital Region ranging from growing spaces and community initiatives to ecological construction and outdoor learning environments. He has facilitated workshops in settings ranging from grassroots gatherings to Hudson Valley Community College and the Yestermorrow Design/Build School. Rich holds a degree in Green Building from the State University of New York, and his writing has appeared in Permaculture Design Magazine, Lion’s Roar, Resilience, and other publications.