Regenerative Principles in Facilities Design and Urban Re-modeling in Developing Countries (Routledge Research Collections for Construction in Developing Countries)

In the face of rapid urbanization and environmental challenges, the developing world stands at a crossroads.Conventional sustainable design, often modelled on Global North precedents, is proving insufficient to address the deep-seated infrastructural and socio-economic complexities of these unique contexts.This book argues for a radical shift from simply minimizing harm to actively healing and restoring our communities and ecosystems through regenerative architecture. Moving beyond theory, this work provides a critical and practical roadmap for applying regenerative principles specifically in the challenging environments of developing nations.We delve into the core of what makes regeneration different, showcasing how it can produce net-positive energy and water systems, enhance biodiversity, foster social equity, and create economic value where it is needed most. The heart of this book lies in its actionable insights and real-world evidence.Through a series of detailed case studies-fro