integrate regeneration into your work and life
Click the link below to fill out the registration form. After submitting the form, our team will be in touch with you to arrange payment and invite you to our Mighty Networks community platform. This platform will serve as our central hub for workshop sessions, discussions, resources, and updates.
Price for 3 sessions: 300 โฌ+VAT per person.
Discover a new Regenerative Framework. Explore the foundational concepts and the powerful premises that underpin it.
Experiment hands-on with the Framework, applying it to residential co-living projects.
Integrate your learnings to incorporate this Framework into your future projects, crafting spaces that support life's ongoing evolution.
Within the three 90-minute workshops, you’ll get a chance to work on your own project as well as look at some groundbreaking co-living projects from around the world.
The Regenerative Framework that will be used to explore co-living and collective living design is developed by the Regenesis Institute for Regenerative Practice. It focuses on six critical processes that enable living systems to flourish. We will explore real life projects using this Framework as a lens.ย
Emmanuel Pauwels is a regenerative practitioner and co-founder of A Regenerative Place. He founded Green Living Projects in 2009 with a mission to generate positive impact through regenerative buildings.
As USGBC Faculty and a 2021 USGBC Leadership Award recipient, Emmanuel has led the certification of some of Spainโs most prominent LEED projects. Originally from Belgium and now living in the Spanish Pyrenees, he transformed his medieval home, Cal Guerxo, into a net-positive and Europeโs only Living Building Challenge-certified residence.
Click the link below to fill out the registration form. After submitting the form, our team will be in touch with you to arrange payment and invite you to our Mighty Networks community platform. This platform will serve as our central hub for workshop sessions, discussions, resources, and updates.
