Co-evolving with Nature

Demonstrating the use of biologically-inspired approaches to projects

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Practices, including Richard Weston Studios, Project Orange, Studio Bark, and Haworth Tompkins, explain how the majority of their projects demonstrate the use of biologically-inspired approaches, such as bioregionalism, biophilia, and biomimicry.

Demonstrating the use of biologically-inspired approaches to projectsAT Editor2024-10-23T14:48:12+01:00

Developing material stewardship

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Practices, including Tate+Co, PLP Architecture, Assemble, Architype, and Marks Barfield Architects, discuss their approach to material stewardship.

Developing material stewardshipAT Editor2024-10-23T14:48:12+01:00

Matching the performance of a mature ecosystem

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JTP, Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios, BDP, and Tonkin Liu are among the practices able to demonstrate projects which strive to match the performance of a mature ecosystem.

Matching the performance of a mature ecosystemAT Editor2024-10-23T14:48:12+01:00

Supporting nature locally and nationally

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Practices, including AWW, Miltiadou Cook Mitzman Architects, White Arkitekter, and Marks Barfield Architects, discuss how they support nature both locally and nationally.

Supporting nature locally and nationallyAT Editor2024-10-23T14:48:12+01:00

Considering nature in decision making

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LOKI, Purcell, Architype, ECD Architects, Studio Knight Stokoe, Exploration Architecture, and Nested Living share examples of where they have considered nature in decision making.

Considering nature in decision makingAT Editor2024-10-23T14:48:13+01:00

Using biophilia within the office and/or hosting meetings and retreats in natural settings

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Project Orange, Knox Bhavan, ECD Architects, and Assemble are among the practices discussing how they use biophilia within their offices, and/or regularly host meetings and retreats in natural settings.

Using biophilia within the office and/or hosting meetings and retreats in natural settingsAT Editor2024-10-23T14:48:13+01:00

Jason Sayer2024-10-23T14:48:13+01:00

Part 2 of the Regenerative Architecture Index, Co-evolving with nature, is about recognising that we are part of – as opposed to separate from – the natural world. It recognises the importance of actively regenerating ecosystems by learning from and working with natural systems. This requires designing for circularity and encouraging closed-loop energy, material and water cycles.

Co-evolving with natureJason Sayer2024-10-23T14:48:13+01:00

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