Regenerative Design and Construction provides a critical and comprehensive resource that examines the transformative impact of regenerative systems within the construction industry, particularly in light of escalating global climate change concerns. Given the construction industry's significant carbon footprint and resource consumption, it stands at the forefront of the transition towards sustainable methodologies. The book bridges the existing literature gap by offering an in-depth exploration of the role of regenerative systems in fostering sustainable and low-carbon approaches throughout the various disciplines within the construction sector.

• Provides discipline-specific insights into regenerative systems, which assists architects and engineers in collaborative, holistic regenerative outcomes
• Content on circular economy principles and environmental impact assessment offers guidance on sustainable materials, emission reduction, and green building standards
• Case studies on successful regenerative system implementations provide practical insights
• Links theory with practice, along with insights into emerging trends and technologies
• Quantitative models and case studies on energy-efficient designs facilitate practical application