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• Wholeness of place: The cohesion of the structures of the place includes built and natural attributes
and identification of the 15 properties of wholeness;
• Diagnosis of place: The overall geometric structure of the place setting, identifying the attributes
and values that make a positive or negative contribution to its existence;
• Generative code: The accumulation of the core patterns of the place, which include all the information to generate it, identifying interconnected patterns of harmony that form the whole connected
to its environment;
• Regenerative attributes: The qualities that can restore, renew, or revitalize the sources of energy
and materials of the place and that support its existence;
Fig. 10.3 Living systems thinking framework that structures the approach to regenerative development. (Drawing by
Jesse Delmo, synthesised by Roös, adapted from Mang & Reed, 2012)
10.6 The Regenerative-Adaptive Design Model
• Wholeness of place: The cohesion of the structures of the place includes built and natural attributes
and identification of the 15 properties of wholeness;
• Diagnosis of place: The overall geometric structure of the place setting, identifying the attributes
and values that make a positive or negative contribution to its existence;
• Generative code: The accumulation of the core patterns of the place, which include all the information to generate it, identifying interconnected patterns of harmony that form the whole connected
to its environment;
• Regenerative attributes: The qualities that can restore, renew, or revitalize the sources of energy
and materials of the place and that support its existence;
Fig. 10.3 Living systems thinking framework that structures the approach to regenerative development. (Drawing by
Jesse Delmo, synthesised by Roös, adapted from Mang & Reed, 2012)
10.6 The Regenerative-Adaptive Design Model