Ramboll’s BROGAN MACDONALD, head of sustainability building structures, and JOHNATHAN MARTINS, global industry lead buildings and cities, on driving value creation and the positive impacts of buildings
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Sustainability in the built environment has long been framed as a somewhat simplistic trade-off: higher upfront costs in exchange for lower environmental impacts. That framing is now becoming outdated and increasingly risky in a context of rising costs, regulatory pressure, climate uncertainty and shifting market trends.
A new report by Living Future Europe and Ramboll, Creating a Business Case for Regenerative Design, sets out a different perspective.
It demonstrates that such design offers a credible structured approach to creating long-term value across financial, social and ecological systems, by looking at five lenses of interlinked drivers.
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