| Record Type: |
Electronic resources
: Monograph/item
|
| Title/Author: |
Regenerative design/ edited by Carlos Cobreros, Emanuele Giorgi, Tiziano Cattaneo. |
| Reminder of title: |
new contexts, new visions, emerging practices and perspectives / |
| other author: |
Cobreros, Carlos. |
| Published: |
Cham :Springer Nature Switzerland : : 2025., |
| Description: |
xv, 478 p. :ill. (chiefly color), digital ;24 cm. |
| [NT 15003449]: |
Introduction_Between vulnerabilities and opportunities: Regenerative Design in the Latin-Mediterranean context -- PART I : REGENERATIVE NARRATIVES: Leapfrogging the future -- Between Stories: Shifting Regenerative Approaches from Fringe to Mainstream -- More-than-human connections: Regenerating through multispecies design -- A Conscious Process -- Regenerative narratives: buildings that educate and raise awareness through design itself -- State of the art of Biophilic Design Research in the Latin-Mediterranean Region -- PART II : SOCIO-ENVIRONMENTAL FUTURE CHALLENGES: Fostering Regenerative Processes Through Advanced Design and Responsible Innovation: The Emergence of Collaborative and Ethical Practices in Complex Sectors. The Case of the Packaging System -- Biophilia as paradigm changer -- The Art of Possibility -- PART III : REGENERATIVE TECHNIQUES AND METHODOLOGIES: The emergence of practice -- Earth and memory. Adobe housing community rehabilitation, coast of chiapas -- Building energy legislation and incentives, a Latin American vision towards regenerative design -- Tools to reconnect with Nature -- Eco ethnography in design processes -- PART IV : REGENERATIVE ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS: El ecotono urbano como habilitador de encuentros con la naturaleza -- The triple tetrahedron sociobiotics communities: thought, planning and macrosystemic projection -- Sustainable Development of Rural Communities in Mexico -- Regenerative water management: Envisioning RWA urban models in Querétaro (Mexico) -- PART V : REGENERATIVE SOCIAL SYSTEMS: Barrio's regeneration and reoccupation process, a landscape approach from a border city -- Ecovillages and transition towns - What can we learn from them for a regenerative future? -- Ecofeminine: beyond the ecofeminists -- Understanding the past to build a new future:Ecofeminisms as a possible path -- Regenerative Rural Housing -- PART VI : REGENERATIVE URBAN SYSTEMS: The challenge of the renaturalisation of historic city from citizen action. The case of theAxerquía Verde in Córdoba (Spain) -- Urban-bioclimatic aptitude as Nature-based solution -- Bioclimatic design - urban regeneration -- Gastrosofia: Fed Cities -- Curridabat Ciudad Dulce -- PART VII : REGENERATIVE LEARNING SYSTEMS -- 10 Years Exploring Regeneration: Universidad del Medio Ambiente -- The birth of an Evolutionary Learning Ecosystem -- A critical view on the strengths and challenges of outdoor nurseries and nature-based education in Spain -- Conclusions: Hope. Better and possible futures through Regenerative Processes design. |
| Contained By: |
Springer Nature eBook |
| Subject: |
Sustainable architecture. - |
| Online resource: |
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-76890-3 |
| ISBN: |
9783031768903 |