Regenerative design is a way of thinking about buildings, communities, and systems that helps restore and renew the natural environment. Instead of simply reducing harm, it focuses on creating solutions that improve the health of ecosystems, support biodiversity, and strengthen the connection between people and nature.
This way of designing asks: how can our buildings, products, and lifestyles give back more than they take? It encourages us to work with nature’s rhythms, support local ecosystems, and design in ways that strengthen both people and the planet.
Obtaining the same or increased amount of utility or work from a product or process while using fewer resources, including energy, man-made materials, and natural resources such as...
Recycling is the method of turning used and waste materials into new products. Recycling uses less energy and resources than making a new one, so it offers a big boost to the envir...
One of the most sustainable strategies is simply to reduce the amount of energy and materials we use and, thus, are required to be manufactured. This reduction has an exponential e...