Publications

The Atlas of Solutions represents an online interactive map representing case studies collected within the work of the WG4.
These case studies incorporate technologies aimed at improving the quality of the indoor environment.

This document tracks the alignment and relevance of the Living Building Challenge 4.0 (LBC) and the Core Green Building Certification standards in comparison to the EU Taxonomy.

The publication helps bridge the gap between design and construction, following a Life Cycle Approach consisting of practical approaches for procurement, construction, operation and future life.

The publication explores how the regenerative concept is now being applied to the regenerative design of cities and buildings.
A series of digital design approaches are exemplified via a series of examples drawn from leading international practitioners and researchers.

A Regenerative Guide for Educators, Students and Practitioners.

The publication presents activities undertaken with the aim of defining the aspects that determine a regenerative
indoor environment, so that all the technologies and their characteristics that provide this regenerativeness may be defined. Practitioners can approach aware design of indoor regenerative environments with examples of solution-sets within the building domain and case
studies.

Member publications are Papers that were not funded by COST via RESTORE, but by the members and their host.

Proceedings booklet from RESTORE READY (REstore Action Dissemination Yield) event

This publication has a double aim: to summarize the main results from the COST Action CA16114 REthinking Sustainability
TOwards a Regenerative Economy (RESTORE, 2017-2021); and to provide some insights into project management
that we as the team involved have put in place to ensure correct and successful development of the Action.

The book highlights how sustainability in buildings, facilities and urban governance is crucial for a future that is socially just, ecologically restorative, and economically viable, both for Europe and for the whole planet. In light of the search for fair solutions to the climate crisis, the authors outline the urgency for the built environment sector to implement adaptation and mitigation strategies, as well as a just transition.