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Regeneration in design encompasses strategies for breathing new life into built environments and natural systems. Projects in this area focus on adaptive reuse, ecological restoration, and creating spaces that support both human and environmental wellbeing.

The community explores regenerative approaches through adaptive conversions of institutional buildings, landscape restoration initiatives, and structural interventions that honor existing contexts while introducing new functions and ecological value.

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UNI Editorial2 works

Victoria Esparza2 works

Juanita Leal Ochoa1 work

Claudia de Sas Trujillo1 work

cg studio1 work

Duy LuongMinh1 work

Malak Ghalib1 work

Claudia and Juanita

Re.greeneration

Re.greeneration is a transitional place between Aleppo?s past - present ? future, valuing as much as possible its history and relationship with the social and physical context. The project is based on the idea of the demolished building as part of the resulting/current landscape. Understanding the place as an ecosystem.

Malak

RE-GENERATOR EDEN, Reinhabiting the Garden of Eden in Al-Hammar Marshes

A regenerative tectonic system in Al-Hammar Marshes (UNESCO) countering drought and displacement. Driven by a closed-loop metabolic logic (Reuse→Transformation), the architecture economically empowers Marsh Arabs via three circular vectors: reeds (structural/craft), buffalo milk, and resilient fish infrastructure, reconnecting humanity and nature.

Victoria

Regenerative Growth

The facility is a cancer facility that focuses on helping cancer patients transition into remission. The location of the facility, while not being a traditional location, is what will help create a treatment-focused plan for patients.