Avoiding and reflecting on disasters with resilience and regenerative design.
Session
Architecture and Spatial Planning
Description
According to the EM-DAT - The international disasters database, the total natural disasters reported each year has been steadily increasing in recent decades, from 48 in 1960 to 348 in 2014. Effective global strategy for environmental regeneration is missing. The built environment plays an important role in avoiding and reflecting on disasters.
This paper aims to identify the regenerative and resilient design activities needed in the process of environmental and urban regeneration. Developed the conceptual framework will represent the context in which the study is conducted
Mitigating climate change and increasing energy consumption requires paradigm shift toward integrated design strategies in multiple scales (building, the neighborhood, and city). The integrated approach focuses on the activities at different levels to produce synergistic effects.
From research findings it became clear, that, a new concept, based on the synergies from regenerative and resilience design activities, haze to be created as an integrated system of discrete disconnected parts in all scales of build environment.
This paper concludes with new concept design principles that support environmental and urban resilience activities in multiple scales, dimensions, and all phases.
Keywords:
Regenerative design, disasters, resilience
Session Chair
Lulzim Beqiri
Session Co-Chair
Mimoza Sylejmani
Proceedings Editor
Edmond Hajrizi
ISBN
978-9951-550-19-2
Location
Pristina, Kosovo
Start Date
26-10-2019 1:30 PM
End Date
26-10-2019 3:00 PM
DOI
10.33107/ubt-ic.2019.238
Recommended Citation
Bejtullahu, Ferhat, "Avoiding and reflecting on disasters with resilience and regenerative design." (2019). UBT International Conference. 238.
https://knowledgecenter.ubt-uni.net/conference/2019/events/238
Avoiding and reflecting on disasters with resilience and regenerative design.
Pristina, Kosovo
According to the EM-DAT - The international disasters database, the total natural disasters reported each year has been steadily increasing in recent decades, from 48 in 1960 to 348 in 2014. Effective global strategy for environmental regeneration is missing. The built environment plays an important role in avoiding and reflecting on disasters.
This paper aims to identify the regenerative and resilient design activities needed in the process of environmental and urban regeneration. Developed the conceptual framework will represent the context in which the study is conducted
Mitigating climate change and increasing energy consumption requires paradigm shift toward integrated design strategies in multiple scales (building, the neighborhood, and city). The integrated approach focuses on the activities at different levels to produce synergistic effects.
From research findings it became clear, that, a new concept, based on the synergies from regenerative and resilience design activities, haze to be created as an integrated system of discrete disconnected parts in all scales of build environment.
This paper concludes with new concept design principles that support environmental and urban resilience activities in multiple scales, dimensions, and all phases.