How do we live today - how do we want to live in the future? This question concerns not only humanity but also nature. It challenges not only architecture but many other fields as well. What all needs to be taken into account when it comes to creating space for life? The integral approach, based on thinkers like Ken Wilber, offers a way to explore the question of living space design in a multifaceted, comprehensive, and development-oriented manner. This volume combines contributions to the evolution of architecture and the philosophy of humanity with economic, ecological, psychological, and energetic aspects to create a holistic picture of future living space design. The contributing authors from Germany and Switzerland collaborate in the Association for Integral Architecture and Living Space Development. The contributions fit together like pieces of an integral puzzle.