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Promoting equity in society

2024-10-23T14:48:12+01:00

Practices, including MICA, Sheppard Robson, White Arkitekter, and Studio Multi, explain how the majority of their projects promote equity in society, and consider all people, not only the building inhabitants.
Promoting equity in society2024-10-23T14:48:12+01:00

Demonstrating the use of biologically-inspired approaches to projects

2024-10-23T14:48:12+01:00

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 projects2024-10-23T14:48:12+01:00

Developing material stewardship

2024-10-23T14:48:12+01:00

Practices, including Tate+Co, PLP Architecture, Assemble, Architype, and Marks Barfield Architects, discuss their approach to material stewardship.
Developing material stewardship2024-10-23T14:48:12+01:00

Matching the performance of a mature ecosystem

2024-10-23T14:48:12+01:00

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 ecosystem2024-10-23T14:48:12+01:00

Supporting nature locally and nationally

2024-10-23T14:48:12+01:00

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 nationally2024-10-23T14:48:12+01:00

Considering nature in decision making

2024-10-23T14:48:13+01:00

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 making2024-10-23T14:48:13+01:00

Creating a just space for people

2024-10-21T09:13:40+01:00

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.

Creating a just space for people2024-10-21T09:13:40+01:00

Practice succession

2024-10-23T14:48:13+01:00

Purcell, Architype, Buckley Gray Yeoman, and Miltiadou Cook Mitzman Architects, are among the practices discussing their succession plans.
Practice succession2024-10-23T14:48:13+01:00

Taking account of the future climate

2024-10-23T14:48:13+01:00

Bond Bryan Architects, Stanton Williams, Optimised Environments (OPEN), and Rock Townsend Architects are among the practices explaining how their projects will respond to the future climate, and how they are building in flexibility and resilience.
Taking account of the future climate2024-10-23T14:48:13+01:00

Being a good ancestor

2024-10-10T15:40:54+01:00

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.

Being a good ancestor2024-10-10T15:40:54+01:00

Inaugural Regenerative Architecture Index unveiled

2024-09-16T14:29:25+01:00

The inaugural Regenerative Architecture Index (RAI) was launched by Architecture Today and UK Architects Declare in London on 12 September. The event, which was supported by Fabrix and Interface, and attended by leading practitioners, celebrated front-runners from the RAI's Compendium of Best Practice.

Inaugural Regenerative Architecture Index unveiled2024-09-16T14:29:25+01:00
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