"The “do no harm” approach is no longer enough ... What’s more, the ongoing degradation of the environment is compounded by multiple converging crises: widening inequality, social isolation, community displacements, to name a few." So, what now? Antonio Gomez-Palacio, a WRLDCTY Fellow, offers that people must be central to regenerative design:
Regenerative design is gaining traction as a means to create built environments that foster ecological health and social well-being. And that’s exactly what DIALOG is doing. Check out our article in the World Economic Forum by Chair and Partner Antonio Gomez-Palacio, outlining three impactful DIALOG projects in Calgary, Canada, where regenerative design has revitalized spaces to become social hubs. From the transformation of the Calgary University District into a vibrant, sustainable community, to the innovative renovation of the MacKimmie Tower at the University of Calgary, these projects highlight the critical role of people-centered design, fostering environmental, social, and economic resilience. Read the article here: https://lnkd.in/g-HXHFmH #DIALOG #design #placesforpeople #worldeconomicforum #communitywellbeing