: Planning for Co-evolution

Embedding the capacity for an increasingly resilient
and valued legacy through time.

Regenerative developments enable stakeholders to understand and live out the desired relationship with place, even as the project matures and changes. They recognize and incorporate new social, economic and ecological opportunities to grow an increasingly valued and valuable legacy

Regenerative developments provide enduring value because they embrace and adapt to change. They can do so because the people involved understand how the project works as a whole, and see a meaningful role for themselves in maintaining the integrity of that whole.

We build that understanding and engagement through:

orientation programs and training workshops for HOAs, facilities and land managers, and maintenance crews
maintenance guidelines, site management plans, CC&Rs, and orientation materials that grow that understanding and facilitate those roles, and
Post occupancy assessments of how a project is performing against its regenerative targets, and recommendations for cost-effective improvements

The Result? Projects that:

Operate more efficiently with less resources
Maintain their effectiveness even as environmental conditions change
Continually improve habitat for humans and wildlife
Realize new social, economic, and ecological opportunities over time.

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Regenerative developments are living systems—contributing to and evolving with their natural and cultural environments. "Regenesis' work helped us see the real potential of this organization. This is a new paradigm: understanding the difference between what the building looks like and the opportunities and our role in the larger system we are part of. Our 100 Year Plan is growing out of that work." Mark Goerhing, former Board President Brattleboro Food Coop	: Planning for Co-evolution Embedding the capacity for an increasingly resilient and valued legacy through time. <<return to services Regenerative developments enable stakeholders to understand and live out the desired relationship with place, even as the project matures and changes. They recognize and incorporate new social, economic and ecological opportunities to grow an increasingly valued and valuable legacy Regenerative developments provide enduring value because they embrace and adapt to change. They can do so because the people involved understand how the project works as a whole, and see a meaningful role for themselves in maintaining the integrity of that whole. We build that understanding and engagement through: orientation programs and training workshops for HOAs, facilities and land managers, and maintenance crews maintenance guidelines, site management plans, CC&Rs, and orientation materials that grow that understanding and facilitate those roles, and Post occupancy assessments of how a project is performing against its regenerative targets, and recommendations for cost-effective improvements The Result? Projects that: Operate more efficiently with less resources Maintain their effectiveness even as environmental conditions change Continually improve habitat for humans and wildlife Realize new social, economic, and ecological opportunities over time. <<return to services