The Regenerative Design Podcast™
This is the Regenerative Design Podcast with your host Matthieu Mehuys. In this show we interview the leading authorities in the world of regenerative practices, people who do well and do good.
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EP48: Nadia Riley - The Animal Architect Redesigning Human Space (opens the original)
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"If the zoos would be unpaid, we could use them as actually wellness centers, as regenerative centers, as psychological centers. We could do sports, we could do picnics, we could do community stuff and still enjoy the animals and connect to the animals as to an animal and not a commodity which I paid for." There is a field of design science called neuroarchitecture, and it has been quietly documenting something most of us half-know but have never been able to name: that the spaces we live and wo
RDP 47: Pablo Luna - He Spends 9 Months on a Site Before Drawing a Single Line (opens the original)
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Pablo Luna is a Bali-based architect building in six countries simultaneously — and he refuses to draw a single line until he has spent between three and nine months studying the land. Founder of Pablo Luna Studio, Pablo works with bamboo and natural materials across Bali, Bhutan, Portugal, Mexico, and Uganda, designing wellness retreats, learning centres, and private residences that emerge from the ecology and culture of each place rather than being imposed on it. What separates his practice fr
EP46 - Judith Horvath (opens the original)
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"The same piece of land that used to support three generations, three generations ago, can now only support one generation." Most people entering regenerative agriculture do so not from farming families, but from boardrooms — bankers, lawyers, construction company owners, people whose families got sick and started asking harder questions about what they were eating. Judith Horvath is one of them. A biologist by training, she spent 25 years in corporate scientific research publishing before the p
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