Explore the transformative potential of design in creating a more just and resilient future in this thought-provoking TEDx talk. Discover how integrating circular and regenerative practices can address inequity across various realms of design, from product development to urbanism and architecture. Learn about the vision for a world where durable, repairable products replace single-use objects, regenerative cities prioritize equitable access to essential needs and services, and adaptive reuse fosters affordable housing and community conviviality. Gain insights into incorporating principles of environmental justice and equity into design processes, emphasizing the importance of engaging with impacted communities and challenging existing systems. Be inspired to reimagine a future where design becomes a catalyst for social equity, economic opportunity, and environmental sustainability. Delve into the speaker's perspective as a UAE-based Architect, Urbanist, and Design Thinker working at the intersection of architecture, landscape, and cities, and discover how design can intertwine with environmental and social equity to empower individuals and communities alike.
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Designing for Regenerative Futures | Muhammad Aziz | TEDxPristinePrivateSchool
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Informative talk on the importance of designing with sustainability. Learned new things about applying circular design principles across a variety of scales, from day-to-day products to cities and regional landscapes.