Regenerative by Design: Creating Net-Positive Buildings and Cities

How can the built environment become a force for ecological regeneration? In Regenerative by Design, David Cheshire explores practical strategies for designing buildings and cities that contribute positively to their surroundings. The book offers actionable insights for professionals looking to create net-positive impacts.

Doughnut for Urban Development – A manual

Applying doughnut economics to urban development, our Manual serves as a practical tool for the industry, globally inspired by successful cases in cities like Amsterdam and Copenhagen. It evaluates and enhances both social and planetary sustainability, considering local and global dimensions.

Wood. Rethinking Material

Edited by: Architekturfakultät der Technischen Universität Graz Compiled by: Tom Kaden Volume 17 in the series GAM – Graz Architecture Magazine As an … More

Conceptual Joining

Wood Structures from Detail to Utopia / Holzstrukturen im Experiment Description from the de publisher: This book explores experimental approaches … More