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Showing 1 to 19 of 19 for “"Regenerative design"”.
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Regenerative Design for Future Cities
Architectural design is closely tied to our urban systems and the built environment. With increasingly densified spaces and overwhelming construction projects, how will our city sustain and revitalize itself under this social and demographic change? Regenerative design by definition is a restoring …
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URBAN REGENERATIVE DESIGN A PROTOTYPE DESIGN DECISION SUPPORT FRAMEWORK FOR SUSTAINABLE CITIES OF THE FUTURE
… achieving a self-sufficient urban sustainable design solution albeit with the understanding that such a benchmark may never be attained by urban designers fully. The past decade has seen a motivation to develop, apply and assess sustainable solutions through a comprehensive method for designing …
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Regenerative Design Theory and Practice: A Demonstration of the Integrated Framework in a Resort Development at Mountain Lake, VA
… is to investigate the theory and practice of regenerative design and how the concepts apply to scales of design. Ultimately, it examines the applicability and limitations of these principles in a non-traditional resort development. The theories of John Lyle, Robert Thayer, and William …
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The Retrofit and Regeneration of local vernacular
… sites in sensitive urban heritage environments. Regenerative design is used to interpret place and serve as the mediator between urban conservation and sustainable strategies, in order to explore the potential of sustainable heritage within place. The regenerative design practices explore the …
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Regenerative agriculture and landscape architecture: a promising partnership
… focused on efficiency of human labor to regenerative agriculture focused on biodiversity. Regeneration of our agricultural ecosystems, involves attention to four fundamental principles: 1. Rebuilding close relationships with both domestic and free-living species as critical to our …
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Prefabricated Interiors: Through the Lens of an Interior Systems Theoretical Framework
… settings. They foster user attachment, promote regenerative design, and have significantly advanced the evolution of prefabrication across the built environment. I am the first scholar to discuss prefabricated interiors as a stand-alone design practice, theoretical approach, and pedagogical …
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Rethinking rubbish
… a permeation of pollutants into the environment. Regenerative design seeks to re-mediate this and reconnect us to nature. Recycling is an example of an attempt at regenerative design. The Woodstock Drop off Facility is a recycling drop off point where domestic and waste from small retailers and …
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Architects, Climate Change, and Resilience: Bridging Gaps Between Research and Practice
… Canadian architects engaged in green building or regenerative design conceptualize and apply resilience thinking in their practice. It then compared these findings with how resilience is conceptualized in scholarly literature and embedded in green building practice frameworks. The research …
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Regenerative Aquaculture: Designing for Resilience of the Chesapeake Tidewater
… and environment, through the use of resilient design. Resilient design is the process of designing for an uncertain at risk future. Through resilient design, architecture and aquaculture can be combined with food culture to foster stewardship of place. This thesis will explore …
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FROM ALGAE BLOOMS TO INTERIOR SYSTEMS: SEAWEED-BASED MATERIAL SYSTEMS AND DIGITAL FABRICATION STRATEGIES FOR SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE
… interior surfaces through a material-driven design methodology. Waste Cladophora algae, together with oyster shell, alginate, and hemp fibers, are transformed into a biodegradable, low-carbon material. Digital fabrication techniques, including 3D printing and parametrically designed systems …
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Pleurotus ostreatus production on Cannabis sativa, L. (Industrial Hemp) Residues for Edible Mushrooms and Mycelium-based Composites
… materials, and its current approach to product design and development, are clearly unsustainable. One mitigation strategy to reducing industrial and municipal solid waste, as well as environmental pollution, can be found in using white rot fungi to valorize our planet's most abundant and …
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Design Process to Integrate Natural and Human Systems
… architecture, like the "Emerald Necklace" designed by Frederick Law Olmsted or Landschaftspark Duisburg-Nord by Peter Latz. Most of the projects still have only one purpose: they are either reserved for conservation as are the great national parks, or are planned for recreation or …
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Load bearing regenerative repairs for the cartilaginous soft tissue of the intervertebral disc
… function of symptomatic joints. To satisfy the regenerative design criteria, a cellular hydrogel based approach was chosen and methods were examined to improve mechanical properties while maintaining an injectable and in situ formable scaffold. To improve the stiffness and fatigue resistance of …
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Crumbs - 360 Kneading
DESIGN OF A BAKERY IN ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA Through the evolution of a baker's practices, we can understand the transitions of matter between bread, body and building. The food soil waste system of the bakery becomes an evolutionary process of recovery, remediation, restoration, replenishment, and …
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How can the NZ Diploma in Tourism and Travel pave the way for a regenerative future in tourism?
… a dramatically changed environment and that a regenerative approach of giving back and leaving a place in better condition than previously found, was needed. A collaborative and collective approach from all sectors is needed to create a values-based environment that has a lower environmental …
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Upscaling resilience: Waste as a resource
… Through the application placemaking theory and regenerative Architecture the dissertation seeks to celebrate the everyday activities of man in the form of a light Agri-based industrial building involved in the repurposing of organic food waste and its byproducts. Thus, the Architecture becomes a …
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The Gardener Architect: designing with the emergent natures of places
… is allowed to emerge. It has developed ways of designing architectures with these unpredictable processes. By supporting their agency, places develop their resilience: their biological and cultural complexity and diversity. Processes of growth as well as decay are nurtured and expressed. It has …
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The Urban Oasis - [RE]-Generating Centurion Lake Through Resource Exchanges
… environment. John Tillman Lyle, in his book ‘Regenerative design for sustainable development’ (1994:8) mentions that: “The problem is not our effect on the environment so much as it is our relationship with the environment”. In other words, to mitigate the problem it would be necessary for …