Exploring Regenerative Construction: Socio-Economic Impacts and Innovations
Episode 83 of the FOOTPRINT+ podcasts podcast, hosted by FOOTPRINT+, titled "Exploring Regenerative Construction: Socio-Economic Impacts and Innovations" was published on January 29, 2025 and runs 42 minutes.
January 29, 2025 ·42m · FOOTPRINT+ podcasts
Summary
Regenerative construction is an approach to planning, design and construction that aims to create sustainable, resilient, and thriving communities. It goes beyond traditional sustainable development, beyond recycling and reuse, by focusing on restoring and replenishing ecosystems, enhancing social well-being, and fostering economic vitality. Success in regenerative construction is reliant on the value chain working together. This session will focus on the findings of a novel digital project completed by Morgan Sindall Construction and their partners to re-consider how a secondary school that they completed in 2021 could be re-imagined as a regenerative asset. The project specifically identified the socio-economic impacts arising from renewable processes and products. What are the implications for supply chain, communities, government and individuals? Chairperson Simon Corbey, Director - ASBP Speakers Gary Newman, Chief Executive - Woodknowledge Wales Ltd Orla Whelan, Customer Solutions & Portfolio Development Director - Saint-Gobain UK & Ireland Liz Allen, Partner - The Connectives Timothy Clement, Head of Carbon & Environment - Morgan Sindall
Episode Description
Regenerative construction is an approach to planning, design and construction that aims to create sustainable, resilient, and thriving communities. It goes beyond traditional sustainable development, beyond recycling and reuse, by focusing on restoring and replenishing ecosystems, enhancing social well-being, and fostering economic vitality. Success in regenerative construction is reliant on the value chain working together.
This session will focus on the findings of a novel digital project completed by Morgan Sindall Construction and their partners to re-consider how a secondary school that they completed in 2021 could be re-imagined as a regenerative asset. The project specifically identified the socio-economic impacts arising from renewable processes and products. What are the implications for supply chain, communities, government and individuals?
Chairperson Simon Corbey, Director - ASBP Speakers Gary Newman, Chief Executive - Woodknowledge Wales Ltd Orla Whelan, Customer Solutions & Portfolio Development Director - Saint-Gobain UK & Ireland Liz Allen, Partner - The Connectives Timothy Clement, Head of Carbon & Environment - Morgan Sindall