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In this article, we explore a range of historic utopias and use their failures to learn which guidelines a sustainable city needs to follow. This article looks at several examples of historic utopias, including Brasilia, Masdar City, NEOM the Line, Almere, Toyota’s Woven City and the Garden Cities, and extracts several key lessons from these failed utopias. Let's dive in and start exploring the world of 'utopia' and its history of many disasters, few successes, and plenty of lessons.

The world's first framework for fully self-sustainable cities

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The Pattern Book for Regenerative Design is a practice guide for engineers (and other humans) who want to shift the construction industry, one project at a time.

Start where you are.

The Pattern Book for Regenerative Design is for engineers (and other humans) who want to help shift the construction industry toward a thriving future — one project at a time. It supports people who imagine a better future but are working within the constraints of today’s systems.

The book picks up where The Regenerative Structural Engineer left off — moving from theory and case studies into practice. It’s a guide to repeatable patterns of regenerative practice: ways of seeing, working and talking that help us navigate the complexity of real projects while keeping the goal of thriving in view.

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