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One year of RESTORE: REthinking Sustainability TOwards a Regenerative Economy | Carlo Battisti, Eurac Research
This presentation provides an overview of COST Action RESTORE, a multi-disciplinary European cooperation project supported by the EU Framework Programme Horizon 2020 that is working towards a more restorative approach to sustainability in the built environment. The project involves over 140 participants from 38 countries working across 5 working packages on topics like restorative design processes, building operations, technology impacts, and scaling solutions to the neighborhood and city levels. After one year, the project has held working group meetings, a training school, and supported short-term scientific missions to advance knowledge in restorative sustainability.
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- 1. COST is supportedby The EU Framework Programme Horizon 2020 This presentation is based upon work from COST Action RESTORE CA16114, supported by COST (European Cooperation in Science and Technology). Carlo Battisti, EURAC research One year of RESTORE RESTORE public conference Budapest, 13/02/2018 Chair COST Action RESTORE [email protected] @battisti_c
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- 4. João Pereira deAraújo Taquari District Rio Branco Brazil 2015 Photo: Gideon Mendel
- 5. Photo: Gideon Mendel AhmedKhairpur Nathan Shah Sindh Pakistan 2010
- 6. Photo: Gideon Mendel DavidMorris Andrews South Carolina USA 2015
- 7. Photo: Gideon Mendel FlorenceAbraham Igbogene Bayelsa State Nigeria 2012
- 8. Photo: Gideon Mendel ShirleyArmitage Moorland Village Somerset UK 2014
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- 10. Marmolada Glacier (3.343m) Dolomites, Italy
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- 12. COST is supportedby The EU Framework Programme Horizon 2020
- 13. COST is supportedby The EU Framework Programme Horizon 2020 Roatán Island, Honduras (Photo: Caroline Power)
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- 20. Total US BuildingStock vs. LEED Certifications, End of 2015. From Reinventing Green Building.
- 21. Distribution of newdwellings according to the nZEB radar graph in 2014.
- 22. Distribution of newnon-residential buildings according to the nZEB radar graph in 2014. (Source: ZEBRA2020)
- 24. Courtesy of Naturalia-BAU,Research study for ‘Under Construction’ 2015-2016 © IDM Südtirol – Alto Adige
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- 28. NZIB = NetZero Impact Buildings? (at least …) VanDusen Botanical Garden Visitor Centre, Vancouver (CAN) / courtesy of Perkins+Will
- 29. social justice andequity Photo: the International Living Future Institute
- 31. from ‘less bad’to ‘more good’ Primary school “Michael Pichler” San Valentino in Campo South Tyrol, Italy
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- 34. How To SaveThe World: Eric Campbell
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- 40. Agricultural economics Anthropology Architecture Bioclimatic design Biomimicry BIM Buildingmaterials Building physics Business management Circular Economy Civil works Co-Housing Eco-design Emergency Housing Energy modeling Energy system engineering Environmental Engineering Environmental policies Facility management Green buildings Historic buildings Human geography HVAC Indoor environmental quality Industrial ecology Industrial Economics Landscape management Learning tools Life cycle assessment Lighting engineering Mechanics NZEB solutions Political sciences Project management Robotics Smart grids Structural engineering Sustainable design Systems thinking Timber construction Transportation Urban planning a multi-disciplinary approach
- 41. WP1 RESTORATIVE SUSTAINABILITY TheEvolving Agenda of Restorative Design, which introduces the evolving spectrum of paradigms, design challenges, opportunities, and perspectives for sustainable architecture and urban design. It discusses the knowledge, skills, and competence that should inform and orient the practice shift required by an approach to architecture informed by restorative sustainability. 49 participants
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- 43. WP2 RESTORATIVE DESIGNPROCESS Processes, Methods and Tools for Restorative Design. Primarily based on case studies derived from workshops, it constitutes the core of the action and intends to provide “hands-on” guidance to the practice of restorative design. 64 participants
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- 46. WP1 | TrainingSchool RESTORATIVE SUSTAINABILITY November 14-17 2017 Lancaster (UK) 30+ trainees 10+ trainers
- 47. 5 STSMs • 4WP1 • 1 WP2
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- 49. WP3 RESTORATIVE BUILDINGAND OPERATIONS Impact and innovations for a restorative approach to construction and operations (facilities management) for a restorative sector. 29 participants
- 50. WP4 RETHINKING TECHNOLOGY Impactand influence of built environment technologies for a restorative sector. 21 participants
- 51. WP5 SCALE JUMPING Thinkingbeyond the building, identifying scale jumping potentials to neighbourhood and city level sustainability. 48 participants
- 52. COST is supportedby The EU Framework Programme Horizon 2020 This presentation is based upon work from COST Action RESTORE CA16114, supported by COST (European Cooperation in Science and Technology). Carlo Battisti Thank you for your attention! Budapest, 13/02/2018 [email protected] @battisti_c Grazie per la vostra attenzione!
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