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A
Aboriginal cultural heritage conservation, 65
Aboriginal culture, 59
Aboriginal groups, 61, 65
Aboriginal settlements, 64
Aboriginal tribes, 64
Adaptation
and biodiversity, 35
changes, 37
co-adaptation, 39
on coastal ecological systems, 35
in coastal zones, 36
description, 37
environment/community, 38
fundamentals, 158
in human systems, 37
maladaptation, 35, 37, 38
natural systems, 153
options and incentives, 37
patterns unfolding, 150
planned adaptation, 37
policies, 35
precautionary approach, 37
SREX, 39
sustainable development, 38
unmanaged natural systems, 37
variability, 37
Adaptation planning, 153
Adaptive design fundamentals
component of change, 150
Advanced indigenous knowledge, 55, 72, 73
Affinity to water, 55
Aggregated environmental impacts, 19
Aliveness, 11
Angiosperm seed, 123
Anglesea
adaptation response plan, 181
climate, 169
history, 168
large-scale structure, 170, 171
patterns and processes, 178
population, 169
potential, 179
regenerative-adaptive design model, 179
regenerative-adaptive pattern language
of place, 177, 178
regenerative-adaptive patterns, 176, 177 (see
Regenerative-adaptive patterns)
regenerative attributes, 173, 175
remoteness, 168
town diagnosis, 203
Anglesea Heath, 168, 175
Anglesea regenerative-adaptive design and planning
solutions, 179–181
Anthromes, 19
Anthropogenic climate change, 150
A Pattern Language, 60, 78, 82
Architecture for life, 187
Athno-architecture, 64
Australian Aboriginal culture and history, 60
Australian Aboriginal knowledge
environment and indigenous systems, 58
role and values, 59
systems, 59
B
Biodiversity
change, 23
and ecosystems, 23
global, 23
sustainable ecological-human integration system, 23
Biological systems, 139
Biophilia
design interventions, 80
design patterns, 82
emotional affiliation, 78
greenwash approach, 82
human health and wellbeing, 78
nature language, 82
phenomena, 78
psychological and physiological health, 78
psychological benefits, 79
structures and patterns, 79
Biophilia hypothesis, 78, 80
Biophilic architecture, 80
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