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While Regenerative Design represents the upcoming architectural design practice, we can’t overlook the continued need to design buildings to remain resilient during and after natural hazard events. Without increasing disaster resilience, we will fall even more behind on our sustainability and regenerative goals. Buildings designed to be resilient will help the community to recover economically more quickly after a disaster and continue to evolve with nature. https://bityl.co/L1ja

While Regenerative Design represents the upcoming architectural design practice, we can’t overlook the continued need to design buildings to remain resilient during and after natural hazard events. Without increasing disaster resilience, we will fall even more behind on our sustainability and regenerative goals. Buildings designed to be resilient will help the community to recover economically more quickly after a disaster and continue to evolve with nature. https://bityl.co/L1ja

While Regenerative Design represents the upcoming architectural design practice, we can’t overlook the continued need to design buildings to remain resilient during and after natural hazard events. Without increasing disaster resilience, we will fall even more behind on our sustainability and regenerative goals. Buildings designed to be resilient will help the community to recover economically more quickly after a disaster and continue to evolve with nature. https://bityl.co/L1ja

While Regenerative Design represents the upcoming architectural design practice, we can’t overlook the continued need to design buildings to remain resilient during and after natural hazard events. Without increasing disaster resilience, we will fall even more behind on our sustainability and regenerative goals. Buildings designed to be resilient will help the community to recover economically more quickly after a disaster and continue to evolve with nature. https://bityl.co/L1ja

While Regenerative Design represents the upcoming architectural design practice, we can’t overlook the continued need to design buildings to remain resilient during and after natural hazard events. Without increasing disaster resilience, we will fall even more behind on our sustainability and regenerative goals. Buildings designed to be resilient will help the community to recover economically more quickly after a disaster and continue to evolve with nature. https://bityl.co/L1ja

While Regenerative Design represents the upcoming architectural design practice, we can’t overlook the continued need to design buildings to remain resilient during and after natural hazard events. Without increasing disaster resilience, we will fall even more behind on our sustainability and regenerative goals. Buildings designed to be resilient will help the community to recover economically more quickly after a disaster and continue to evolve with nature. https://bityl.co/L1ja

While Regenerative Design represents the upcoming architectural design practice, we can’t overlook the continued need to design buildings to remain resilient during and after natural hazard events. Without increasing disaster resilience, we will fall even more behind on our sustainability and regenerative goals. Buildings designed to be resilient will help the community to recover economically more quickly after a disaster and continue to evolve with nature. https://bityl.co/L1ja

🌐New article on our website: Smart Buildings Transforming the Middle East 🌕 The Middle East has long been recognized for its architectural marvels, with towering skyscrapers and luxurious structures dominating city skylines. However, in recent years, a new wave of innovation has been sweeping through the region, bringing forth a new era of smart buildings. These intelligent structures are not only reshaping the urban landscape but also contributing significantly to sustainability and efficiency. 📲 Click to read the full article #middleeast #middleeasttech #smartbuildings https://lnkd.in/g9_kns_R

Interesting article about retrofitting Canary Wharf in Architects’ Journal https://lnkd.in/e7Qj-W_w In terms of predictions for future use of large office block towers – many expect to see mixed-use buildings instead of a direct conversion of one type to another (e.g. office to resi). As David Weatherhead, an architect at HOK, comments: “By carving up the tower into four zones, including residential units, offices, a hotel and space for emerging industries, the structure could become ‘a beacon to attract local talent, make breakthroughs and allow start-up businesses to thrive.” This topic of “co-location” – in other words, combining different uses in a single building or location – is explored in the recently published ULI Europe and PwC Emerging Trends in Real Estate Europe 2024 report. To find out more download the full report here: https://lnkd.in/e9XnC8gf #retrofit #repurposing #futureofrealestate #etre2024

Setbacks in #buildingdesign serve as crucial elements in #architecturaldesign , influencing both aesthetics and functionality. These intentional recesses from the street level allow for better light penetration, ventilation, and an enhanced sense of space within urban landscapes. They mitigate the impact of towering structures, preserving the skyline's harmony and preventing overshadowing of public areas. Moreover, setbacks promote pedestrian-friendly environments by providing visual relief and open spaces, fostering a sense of community. As architects, recognizing setbacks' significance ensures responsible urban planning, balancing functionality with aesthetics and contributing to sustainable, harmonious cityscapes that cater to both human needs and the #environmentalsustainability .