Gain insight into the Mission Lab for Regenerative Building through this white paper, which compiles experiences, insights, recommendations, and much more. The publication identifies dilemmas, opportunities, and interconnections within the industry and serves as a clear guide for stakeholders seeking to advance a new building paradigm.

A guide from the Danish Academy of Technical Sciences presents cross-cutting recommendations, concrete courses of action, 2075 targets, and “pockets of the future,” while addressing several key questions about regenerative building.  

The building industry is evolving, but it still lacks concrete solutions and economic models that can make regenerative building the norm. 

How do we move from insights to actions that can transform the building industry in a regenerative direction? Watch the fourth and final video from Mission Lab.

The third session of the Mission Lab for Regenerative Building focused on how we can transition from linear thinking to regenerative systems. Together, we explored the values, economic models, and material flows that will shape the building industry in 2075. It was a day filled with new perspectives, knowledge, and honest exchanges across disciplines and experiences. Meetings like these are essential for us to think innovatively and continue building.

What if the architecture of the future isn’t about creating something new, but about understanding and building on what we already have? Heidi Merrild works at the intersection of the past and the future and shows how traditional building practices can be the key to a more regenerative approach. 

Why settle for doing less harm when the building industry can play an active role in rebuilding nature, communities, and the way we create value? Meet Hanne Tine Ring Hansen, who is working toward a more regenerative future—both in the building industry and in the way we lead and think about business.  

Buildings are not isolated entities, but part of living systems. This requires a new worldview and closer collaboration across disciplines. 

How can we work in a mission-driven and goal-oriented way to put regenerative principles into practice, organize efforts across different stakeholders, and bring about systemic change leading up to 2075? Newsletter #4 brings together perspectives, reflections, and highlights from Session 4 of the Mission Lab for Regenerative Building.

Can the building industry create value far beyond financial returns and make a positive contribution to ecosystems, communities, and future generations? Newsletter #3 brings together perspectives, reflections, and highlights from Session 3 of the Mission Lab for Regenerative Building.

How can architecture not only reduce its environmental and ecological footprint, but also actively contribute to the regeneration and strengthening of ecosystems, material cycles, and social communities?

A look at the work on regenerative building from ATV Mission Lab. Here, experts come together to explore ideas, dilemmas, and solutions - in the midst of a process where the answers are still being sought.

For those of you who are either curious about or skeptical of regenerative building. Here you’ll find a current look at the ideas and discussions among architects, engineers, and researchers who are working to rethink the role of building.

This publication is based on the initial findings from the ATV Mission Lab for Regenerative Building and presents a process in development - not definitive answers.

The Hedeskov Center for Regenerative Practice brings together tradition, nature, and research in regenerative building – and calls for a shared vocabulary.

For regenerative building to catch on, we need new policy frameworks and a rethinking of what it means to create value in society.

How are regenerative visions put into practice through technology, research, and knowledge? Watch highlights from the second workshop in the Mission Lab series here.

A joint step toward realizing the vision of a regenerative building industry. Watch the first video from our introductory Mission Lab.

What happens when we imagine building in a future where everything is renewable? Here are eight scenarios that look to the future.

Use our dialogue tool to make the complexities of regenerative building accessible, visual, and practical for use in both planning and implementation.

What is driving change in the building industry? Four themes explore the possibilities for a new regenerative practice and future transition.