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Understanding decision-making in regenerative precinct developments
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DOI：10.1016/j.jclepro.2022.130672.png)
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There is growing consensus that to effectively respond to the urgency of the global climate emergency we require a new model of what it means to be sustainable. Regenerative development provides a compelling alternative by seeking to realign our efforts in a participatory and co-evolutionary relationship with nature to create the conditions necessary for a healthy life into the future. Practical applications of regenerative development have therefore begun to emerge, especially at a precinct scale. However, few studies have investigated the underlying processes and decisions that have enabled their emergence. This paper conducts a qualitative investigation into the decision-making approaches of four case study precincts across Australia that are aligned with regenerative development to provide the foundation to inform future decision-making practices in the built environment. Key findings of this investigation are presented as themes that help provide an understanding of the key decisions that can enable a precinct to achieve its positive value adding potential. These key findings are seen as an important first step towards informing the future development of a decision-making framework for regenerative precinct development.
Keywords:
Regenerative development
Decision-making
Net-positive
Sustainable neighbourhood
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