Today's common design methods do not meet the complex requirements of climate-positive, resource-conserving, resilient and socially just construction. Competition, lack of transparency and lack of knowledge sharing across construction projects characterize practice. A lived culture to learn from mistakes does not yet exist. In order to plan holistically, the various disciplines and players have to cooperate with each other as well as future users.

Experts from previously less integrated fields can relieve design processes and support realization. These include, for example, construction biology, ecology and sociology, life cycle assessment or alternative business and financing models. Interdisciplinary design teams, the establishment of participation processes, the identification of actual needs and the digitisation of planning processes can help with implementation. In view of the challenges, especially in existing buildings and when components are reused, it is important to involve craftspeople at an early stage.

Question outdated structures and let's work together cooperatively. We can only implement the change in construction together!

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