Creating healthier and more enriching spaces for all.
Towards the end of last year we attended a regenerative spaces event hosted by Azuko and Amos Goldreich Architecture. This week a video of the event and insights document were released. It was a thought-provoking event with so much passion in the room for making better, healthier and more enriching spaces. Here at Studio 31, we will always believe that landscape holds many of the answers to many of really big questions and emerging research supporting landscape’s integral role in health, wellness and climate change is testament to this but this event showed with absolute certainty that landscape is just one key element. Creating regenerative spaces is a truly multi-disciplinary task and events like these are blazing a trail in sparking cross-disciplinary conversations on these important topics. It was such a privilege to explore the inspirational work of other teams and organisations and consider how we could all work together for a greater good. Our thanks to people like Jo and Amos for bringing such a revolutionary group of people together.
Take a look at the video here.
And their Designing Regenerative Spaces insights document insights document here.
Please share their work and do head to Amos Goldreich Architecture or Azuko to join the conversation.
[Image is a still from the video of the evening so credit for this is theirs]