Homes shape the places around us: influencing our health, our connection to community, our access to nature, our energy use and our resilience to a changing climate. As the UK works to meet housing demand while responding to climate change and biodiversity loss, regenerative approaches to new housing and retrofit can help create healthier communities, restore nature and generate long-term local value.

UKGBC’s Regenerative Places Framework for Housing has been developed to support this shift from within our current system. Developed through engagement with a wide range of stakeholders across the built environment and beyond, the Framework sets out the key transitions needed, where and how projects can create long term local value, and the pathways to embed these approaches.

At this launch event, UKGBC will introduce the Framework and its core principles, share learning from the engagement process that shaped it, and hear from practitioners who are already applying regenerative approaches in real-world projects.

Following its official launch on the 16th September, UKGBC will be hosting an additional online launch for the Framework. In this webinar, we will be discussing: the core principles, share learning from the engagement process that shaped it, and hearing from practitioners who are already applying regenerative approaches in real-world projects.

Who Is It For?

This event is ideal for designers, housebuilders, investors, local government and place-makers looking to ensure regenerative thinking is embedded within their work.

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Homes shape the places around us: influencing our health, our connection to community, our access to nature, our energy use and our resilience to a changing climate. As the UK works to meet housing demand while responding to climate change and biodiversity loss, regenerative approaches to new housing and retrofit can help create healthier communities, restore nature and generate long-term local value.

UKGBC’s Regenerative Places Framework for Housing has been developed to support this shift from within our current system. Developed through engagement with a wide range of stakeholders across the built environment and beyond, the Framework sets out the key transitions needed, where and how projects can create long term local value, and the pathways to embed these approaches.

At this launch event, UKGBC will introduce the Framework and its core principles, share learning from the engagement process that shaped it, and hear from practitioners who are already applying regenerative approaches in real-world projects.

Speakers

• Steve Sze – Associate Director, Lloyds
• Carl Walker – Head of Societal Insights, Hoare Lea
• Natasha Watson – Climate Emergency Change Manager, Buro Happold
• Deepika Kanthavara Madhava – Project Lead (Built Environment), Somers Town
• Joanna Conceicao – Director (Sustainable Design), Savills Earth
• Miles Lewis – Director of Sustainability, Clarion Housing Group

Who Is It For?

This event is ideal for designers, housebuilders, investors, local government and place-makers looking to ensure regenerative thinking is embedded within their work.

*This is a members-only event. Up to two people per organisation can attend.

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