Part 3 of the Regenerative Architecture Index is concerned with providing social connection, economic opportunity and wellbeing for all. Our design processes should foster a shared sense of stewardship where neighbourhoods can self-organise and build their resilience. This requires ethical, inclusive and participative approaches.
Gökçe Ötkün, Head of Sustainability at VitrA Global, and Nicola Friel, Showroom Manager at VitrA London, have produced a learning module for School of Specification on specifying inclusive and sustainable bathrooms. Here, they cover the key principles that are fundamental to achieving these twin goals.
Photographer Edmund Sumner has been shooting some of the best new architecture in Mexico and sheds light on established and emerging talents working in the country, united by an approach that has produced a vernacular defined by its relationship to Mexico’s dramatic, thriving landscape.
Futurebuild has launched FutureX Digital Disruptors for Futurebuild 2025, a new initiative aimed at highlighting the trailblazers who are driving the next wave of digital transformation in the construction industry.
Part 1 of the Regenerative Architecture Index focuses on practices’ ability to implement a shift in mindset to consider truly long-term thinking. Our decisions today should consider seven generations ahead, ensuring adaptability and flexibility for the future. This requires innovative thought, as current models are rarely beneficial in the long term.
Watch the AT webinar, in partnership with Kuraray and Powdertech, exploring the latest thinking in designing and fabricating sustainable façades.
