Leading Regenerative Design

Regenerative design surpasses sustainability, forging a harmonious bond among structures, communities, and the environment. As the industry grapples with the climate crisis, the imperative shifts from upholding the status quo to embracing a rejuvenating framework for future prosperity.

On April 20, 2023, Assistant Professors Veronica Madonna and Trevor Butler shared their insights with the Ontario Association of Architects, unveiling a novel Integrated Approach to Regenerative Design.

The presentation delves into a pivotal query: how can the construction sector reshape its approach to combat the climate crisis? This journey toward regenerative design unfolds through three distinct stages: firstly, crafting programmatic needs by engaging in conversations with the local community; secondly, delving deep into the site's fabric, encompassing its cultural essence, climate, and physical attributes; and finally, intertwining these requirements with natural systems, amplifying passive design opportunities while honoring the environment's splendor.

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