245
logical structures, 117
nature-informed, 19
notion of patterns, 121, 195
primitive form-making, 117
process of unfolding, 121
regenerative-adaptive pattern language, 12–13
risk-based adaptation process, 152
structure, 11
unself-conscious cultures, 117
Pattern literacy, 149
Phases of functioning, ecological system
assimilation, 108
conversion, 108
distribution, 108
filtration, 108
regenerative design strategies, 109
storage, 108
thought, 108
Planetary-scale geological processes, 17
Planned adaptation, 37
Planned anticipatory adaptation, 37
Planning and design
deep roots, 89
environment, 88, 90
environment-led design methods, 88
evolution, 88
generative processes, 88
greenbelts, 90
large cities, 88
natural ventilation, 90
preservation of nature, 90
social and political control, 88
structure, 88
sunlight, 90
sustainable human settlement, 88
urban renewal, 88
Planning method, 186
Primitive form-making, 117
Processes of a place
coastal settlements, 96, 98
design with nature, 98
dunes, 96, 97
ecological system, 98
human interference, 97
nature, 98
Properties of wholeness, see Fifteen fundamental
properties
R
Regenerative-adaptive design model (RADM), 89,
187–189
adaptation planning, 153
Anglesea, 177, 179, 181 (see also Anglesea)
ecological systems worldview, 147
flow of patterns, 156
generative process, 147
indigenous knowledge, 176
notion of equation, 162
place, 177, 178
process flow, 157
regenerative design approach, 148
regenerative process, 154–156
risk assessment and adaption, 179
stages of application, 163, 165–166
sustainability paradigm, 147
‘systems of processes’ methodology, 163
three-tier model, 147
Regenerative-adaptive pattern
language, 48, 54, 59, 60, 193
adaptive planning and design solutions, 166
data collection and analysis, 165
development, 10
diagnosis of place, 165
forces of change, 165
human and landscape interaction, 165
levels of scale, 12
potential strategy, 31
principles, 20
resilience strategies, 31
sustainability and sustainable development, 9
use, 12–13
wholeness of place, 165
Regenerative-adaptive pattern language theory
architecture for life, 187
coastal environments, 186
conclusive whole, 187
ecological systems process, 186
environment, 93
human-nature relationship, 190
integral sustainable design approach, 186, 188
regenerative-adaptive design, 187, 188
Regenerative-adaptive patterns
Anglesea
adaptive built environments, 231–235
protect nature’s adaptive capacity, 235–239
development, 10
human and natural systems, 20
informed by nature, 20
levels of scale, 12
sustainability and sustainable development, 9
Regenerative-adaptive patterns equation, 151, 152, 158,
159
Regenerative attributes, 155
Regenerative design
design with nature, 99
eco-literacy, 110
ecological design, 110
ecosystems, 110
and generative code, 149, 150
holistic system, 110
human ecosystems (see Human ecosystems)
humans vs. natural environment, 104, 110
input-output cycle, 110
landscape scale, 104
linear system, material flow, 104, 105
natural systems, 105
patterns, 99, 111, 149
place, 148
planning practice, 110
Index
logical structures, 117
nature-informed, 19
notion of patterns, 121, 195
primitive form-making, 117
process of unfolding, 121
regenerative-adaptive pattern language, 12–13
risk-based adaptation process, 152
structure, 11
unself-conscious cultures, 117
Pattern literacy, 149
Phases of functioning, ecological system
assimilation, 108
conversion, 108
distribution, 108
filtration, 108
regenerative design strategies, 109
storage, 108
thought, 108
Planetary-scale geological processes, 17
Planned adaptation, 37
Planned anticipatory adaptation, 37
Planning and design
deep roots, 89
environment, 88, 90
environment-led design methods, 88
evolution, 88
generative processes, 88
greenbelts, 90
large cities, 88
natural ventilation, 90
preservation of nature, 90
social and political control, 88
structure, 88
sunlight, 90
sustainable human settlement, 88
urban renewal, 88
Planning method, 186
Primitive form-making, 117
Processes of a place
coastal settlements, 96, 98
design with nature, 98
dunes, 96, 97
ecological system, 98
human interference, 97
nature, 98
Properties of wholeness, see Fifteen fundamental
properties
R
Regenerative-adaptive design model (RADM), 89,
187–189
adaptation planning, 153
Anglesea, 177, 179, 181 (see also Anglesea)
ecological systems worldview, 147
flow of patterns, 156
generative process, 147
indigenous knowledge, 176
notion of equation, 162
place, 177, 178
process flow, 157
regenerative design approach, 148
regenerative process, 154–156
risk assessment and adaption, 179
stages of application, 163, 165–166
sustainability paradigm, 147
‘systems of processes’ methodology, 163
three-tier model, 147
Regenerative-adaptive pattern
language, 48, 54, 59, 60, 193
adaptive planning and design solutions, 166
data collection and analysis, 165
development, 10
diagnosis of place, 165
forces of change, 165
human and landscape interaction, 165
levels of scale, 12
potential strategy, 31
principles, 20
resilience strategies, 31
sustainability and sustainable development, 9
use, 12–13
wholeness of place, 165
Regenerative-adaptive pattern language theory
architecture for life, 187
coastal environments, 186
conclusive whole, 187
ecological systems process, 186
environment, 93
human-nature relationship, 190
integral sustainable design approach, 186, 188
regenerative-adaptive design, 187, 188
Regenerative-adaptive patterns
Anglesea
adaptive built environments, 231–235
protect nature’s adaptive capacity, 235–239
development, 10
human and natural systems, 20
informed by nature, 20
levels of scale, 12
sustainability and sustainable development, 9
Regenerative-adaptive patterns equation, 151, 152, 158,
159
Regenerative attributes, 155
Regenerative design
design with nature, 99
eco-literacy, 110
ecological design, 110
ecosystems, 110
and generative code, 149, 150
holistic system, 110
human ecosystems (see Human ecosystems)
humans vs. natural environment, 104, 110
input-output cycle, 110
landscape scale, 104
linear system, material flow, 104, 105
natural systems, 105
patterns, 99, 111, 149
place, 148
planning practice, 110
Index