Abstract
This chapter discusses a reading of computational design, which no longer aims at sustainable design solutions that minimally impact the environment but rather at regenerative design solutions that actively support the natural environment and its future Affiliationids : Aff2, Correspondingaffiliationid : Aff2 Affiliationids : Aff3 development. It aims at an architecture, an urban space as landscape, as being no less than of prosthetic nature. The discussion is exemplified through initial design investigations towards regenerative architectural design that were conducted as part of the design studio teaching at the Department of Architecture at Aalto University and as joint studio teaching with Prof. Carlos Bañón from the Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD) and his design studio in the Architecture and Sustainable Design Pillar.
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