Architecture Today is introducing Regenerative Style 2026, a month-long exhibition and learning programme at The Structure Centre that will provide the Regenerative Architecture Index with its very first physical home.
Architecture Today is introducing Regenerative Design 2026, a new month-long exhibition and discovering programme that will occur at The Structure Centre, London, from 1-30 October 2026.
Developed around the Regenerative Architecture Index (RAI), the partnership in between Architecture Today and UK Architects State, the event marks the very first time the Index will have a devoted physical home. Uniting architectural practices, engineers, consultants, makers and clients, it aims to showcase the organisations helping to advance regenerative thinking across the constructed environment while developing chances for learning, discussion and collaboration.
Open to both building and construction professionals and the broader public, the complimentary exhibition will inhabit The Structure Centre throughout October, presenting the organisations that have actually participated in the 2026 Regenerative Architecture Index alongside a curated choice of jobs that demonstrate regenerative concepts in practice.
The exhibit will be open Monday to Friday, offering visitors with a chance to explore the work of practices and organisations taking part in this year’s Index.
Regenerative Design 2026 will formally open on the night of Thursday 1 October with the RAI Opening Reception and Front-Runner Acknowledgment Event, commemorating the organisations taking part in this year’s Index and revealing the 2026 front-runners.
The occasion coincides with the publication of the September/October problem of Architecture Today, which will consist of the complete Regenerative Architecture Index results.
Alongside the exhibit, Architecture Today will provide a structured program of workshops, roundtables, workshops and evening talks checking out the chances and difficulties of regenerative design.
The program begins with a scene-setting week examining systems thinking and the principles that underpin the Regenerative Architecture Index before moving through the 3 core pillars of the structure:
- Systems thinking and the Regenerative Criteria
- Being a Great Ancestor
- Co-evolving with Nature
- Producing a Just Space for People
Throughout the month there will be thirteen events, including morning seminars, invitation-only breakfast roundtables and public night talks, with additional sessions anticipated to be included as the program establishes.
Topics presently include regenerative style principles, whole-life carbon, adaptive reuse, circular spec, participative design, biodiversity and social worth, alongside expert workshops and guest occasions.
Every organisation taking part in the 2026 Regenerative Architecture Index will be welcomed to include within the exhibition through a job case research study and will have chances to engage with the larger program of occasions.
By creating a shared platform for understanding exchange, Regenerative Style 2026 aims to enhance partnership across the industry while showing how regenerative principles can be equated into built projects.
As the first long-term yearly home of the Regenerative Architecture Index, the exhibit represents a significant turning point in the continued advancement of the effort, supplying a centerpiece for the growing community devoted to producing buildings and locations that deliver long lasting ecological, social and economic worth.
More information of the exhibit and programme, consisting of speakers and reserving info, will be revealed in the coming months.