Future Garden
Our projects are living labs to investigate what a future looks like in which humans live in symbiosis with their surroundings. Combining earth care, people care and future care we co-create regenerative design with communities. The Future Garden (The Hague) is an example of how we can use vacant or underused green spaces to improve quality of life and community resilience as well as improve water management.
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Co-creation Process
Whether we design a garden of facilitate a group, building relations is at the core of our work. So we involve community members in all steps of the process. By working together on shared goals we build collective resilience and intelligence. We celebrate our successes and enjoy each others company.
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Rain water harvesting
Rainwater infiltration and collection are methods to increase the water buffer capacity of an area. This helps mitigate both drought and heavy rainfall, which are two sides of the climate change coin. Water also creates a favourable microclimate locally and evaporation reduces urban heat stress.
Education
We contribute to holistic education in the field of climate, water and biodiversity. As a first step we involve school children in the regenerative design process. Which starts by teaching them how to observe and interact with nature. We work together with teachers to exchange knowledge.
Living Lab
As an integral part of our project we involve children and adults from the community in all phases of the project development, including the measuring of results. We use citizen science to measure our impact on enhanced biodiversity, soil health and water quality.