The RESTORE Challenge_RESTORE Mid Term (Un)Conference Bolzano_C.Battisti (2019_03)
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This document summarizes a mid-term conference for COST Action RESTORE CA16114, which is supported by COST and the EU Framework Programme Horizon 2020. The conference took place in Bolzano, Italy on March 14, 2019 and included presentations on the results of the RESTORE Training School #3, workshops on the UN's 17 Sustainable Development Goals, and team presentations and discussions. The goal of the RESTORE project is to advance restorative and regenerative approaches to sustainability in the built environment.
The RESTORE Challenge_RESTORE Mid Term (Un)Conference Bolzano_C.Battisti (2019_03)
- 1. COST is supported by The EU Framework Programme Horizon 2020 This presentation is based upon work from COST Action RESTORE CA16114, supported by COST (European Cooperation in Science and Technology). The RESTORE Challenge RESTORE mid-term (un)conference Bolzano, 14/03/2019
- 3. Program 08:00-08:30 registration 08:30-08:45 welcome and introduction 08:45-10:15 RESTORE Training School #3 results 10:15-10:45 coffee break 10:45-11:15 17 Sustainable Development Goals 11:15-11:30 workshop introduction 11:30-13:00 teamwork 13:00-14:00 (light) lunch break 14:00-14:30 teamwork 14:30-16:00 teams presentations 16:00-16:30 puzzle making 16:30-17:00 workshop conclusion Restore TS#3 Competition Award Final remarks
- 4. How To Save The World: Eric Campbell
- 7. SUSTAINABILITY Limiting impact. The balance point where we give back as much as we take. RESTORATIVE Restoring social and ecological systems to a healthy state. REGENERATIVE Enabling social and ecological systems to maintain a healthy state and to evolve
- 8. 40 countries 150+ participants
- 9. Agricultural economics Anthropology Architecture Bioclimatic design Biomimicry BIM Building materials Building physics Business management Circular Economy Civil works Co-Housing Eco-design Emergency Housing Energy modeling Energy system engineering Environmental Engineering Environmental policies Facility management Green buildings Historic buildings Human geography HVAC Indoor environmental quality Industrial ecology Industrial Economics Landscape management Learning tools Life cycle assessment Lighting engineering Mechanics NZEB solutions Political sciences Project management Robotics Smart grids Structural engineering Sustainable design Systems thinking Timber construction Transportation Urban planning a multi-disciplinary approach
- 10. 2 years of RESTORE Kick-off meeting | Brussels 09 Mar 2017
- 11. 2 years of RESTORE RESTORATIVE SUSTAINABILITY November 14-17, 2017 Lancaster (UK)
- 12. 2 years of RESTORE REGENERATIVE DESIGN IN THE DIGITAL PRACTICE October 15-18, 2018 Malaga (E)
- 13. 2 years of RESTORE REGENERATIVE CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION March 11-14, 2019 Bolzano (I)
- 14. 2 years of RESTORE Budapest 13 Feb 2018
- 15. WP1 RESTORATIVE SUSTAINABILITY The Evolving Agenda of Restorative Design, which introduces the evolving spectrum of paradigms, design challenges, opportunities, and perspectives for sustainable architecture and urban design. It discusses the knowledge, skills, and competence that should inform and orient the practice shift required by an approach to architecture informed by restorative sustainability. 49 participants SUBGROUPS 1. SOCIAL, WELLBEING AND PARTICIPATION Wellbeing and Love through awareness of the planet 2. RESTORATIVE BUILDINGS Less Bad Restorative Buildings for More Good 3. RESTORATIVE HERITAGE Reintegrated, Lively Heritage: Learning from the Past, Sharing for the Future 4. REGENERATIVE ECONOMY Sustainable Economic Development through Regenerative Economy
- 17. WP2 RESTORATIVE DESIGN PROCESS Processes, Methods and Tools for Restorative Design. Primarily based on case studies derived from workshops, it constitutes the core of the action and intends to provide hands-on guidance to the practice of restorative design. 64 participants SUBGROUPS 1. URBAN Big Data, Urban Comfort, Climate Change Adaptation, Energy Demand & Infrastructure, Greenery 2. BUILDING Restorative Design Modelling, Building Performance Simulation, Parametric Design 3. MATERIAL Circular Economy in Design, Waste Reuse & Recycle, LCA, Optimization of Material Flows, Bio based Material 4. HUMAN Human Centric Design & Rating Systems, Wellbeing via Design, Mapping Human Responses to Spaces, Smart / Sentient Buildings
- 18. WP3 RESTORATIVE BUILDING AND OPERATIONS Impact and innovations for a restorative approach to construction and operations (facilities management) for a restorative sector. 29 participants SUBGROUPS 1. RESTORATIVE CONSTRUCTION BIDDING 2. RESTORATIVE CONTRUCTION PROCESS 3. RESTORATIVE OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE 4. RESTORATIVE REFURBISHMENT AND SECOND LIFE
- 19. WP4 RETHINKING TECHNOLOGY Impact and influence of built environment technologies for a restorative sector. 21 participants
- 20. WP5 SCALE JUMPING Thinking beyond the building, identifying scale jumping potentials to neighbourhood and city level sustainability. 48 participants
- 22. Dolomites, South Tyrol (Italy) RESTORE REthinking Sustainability TOwards a Regenerative Economy #CostRestore
- 23. COST is supported by The EU Framework Programme Horizon 2020 This presentation is based upon work from COST Action RESTORE CA16114, supported by COST (European Cooperation in Science and Technology). Follow us on: @CostRestore CostRestore www.eurestore.eu/ #RestoreBolzano #CostRestore #NOITechpark