How can digital technologies help us design buildings, places and systems where people and nature thrive?
Artificial intelligence, computational design and digital simulation are rapidly transforming the built environment. But how can these technologies move beyond efficiency to support measurable regenerative outcomes?
Organised by Living Future Europe in collaboration with Prof. Emanuele Naboni, the third edition of Regenerative Design in Digital Practice (RDiDP) brings together international experts and practitioners to explore the tools, workflows and emerging technologies shaping the future of regenerative design.
The online course will address key topics including AI, digital twins, environmental simulation, biodiversity, climate performance, embodied carbon, circularity and open digital ecosystems, connecting technological innovation with practical design applications.
Designed for architects, engineers, computational designers, sustainability consultants, researchers and digital innovation professionals, RDiDP offers an opportunity to explore how digital practice can help translate regenerative ambitions into informed design decisions.
Date: 13 November 2026
The event will be held online and will be in English.
An event organized by Living Future Europe, in collaboration with Prof. Emanuele Naboni.
Discover the course and register: https://lfeurope.regfox.com/regenerative-design-in-digitalpractice-2026