Regenerative Examples
List by Adeline Swires

[Recommended to consider resources like OpenCourseWare (MIT, TU Delft), OpenStax, etc.]

Delft University of Technology - Technology for Biobased Products | OpenCourseWare
Learn the basics of process design for biobased products. This course provides the insights and tools for sustainable biotechnological processes design.
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ArchDaily: Reimagining Lisbon’s Azulejos, Regenerative Biomaterial Tiles from the Tagus River
Discover how oyster shells transform into sustainable tiles, merging Lisbon's heritage with ecological innovation in architecture.
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Nature Journal: It’s alive! Bio-bricks can signal to others of their kind
Large structures can be built from a microbial material with self-healing properties.
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Delft University of Technology - Industrial Biotechnology | OpenCourseWare
We increasingly depend on reliable and affordable supply of energy, water, transport, telecommunication and information services to improve livability and facilitate economic development. However, today's infrastructure systems are drastically changing. They are becoming more and more web-based, interconnected and transnational, with increasingly fragmented public and private ownership, while new technologies are on their way. The capital need for investment in new infrastructures and upgrading of ageing infrastructures is tremendous.
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Delft University of Technology - Industrial Biotechnology | edX
Get introduced to the basics of designing industrial processes for biobased products, from renewable feedstock to biomaterials, chemicals, nutrition products and biofuels.
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New European Bauhaus: Applying regenerative design to the built environment in neighbourhoods
  • Tested and proven principles of regenerative design in the design, construction and renovation of the built environment are available to the actors from the construction ecosystem.
  • Improved tools and technologies enable actors from the construction ecosystem to apply regenerative design to the built environment.
  • The application of regenerative design to the built environment in neighbourhoods contributes to the regeneration of natural ecosystems and biodiversity while benefiting human health and well-being.
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Delft University of Technology - Sun, Wind, Water, Earth, Life, Living | OpenCourseWare
The course aims is to understand the relation between urban design and planning and the aspects of: – sun, energy and plants – wind, sound and noise – water, traffic and other networks – earth, soil and site preparation – life, ecology and nature preservation – living, human density, economy and environment.
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Alive Labs: Pioneering Bioreceptive Architecture & Sustainable Building Solutions
Leading innovators in sustainable construction and bioreceptive architectural systems. Discover our carbon-negative Terranite technology and vertical urban greening solutions
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