For a better understanding on the subject, one can look at it this way - The core (Traditional Humanistic Patterns) of the system/building structure is made from centuries-old processes and experimentation that generate life. And only the peripheral fringes of this core are kept flexible that change with the time. These peripheral fringes can also be identified as Architectural Styles that are unique to each time period in the history of architectural evolution. But the true core of architecture has remained intact - only slowly evolving with time. This core of architecture comes into the transition of evolution, only when a peripheral pattern is able to bring about a life pattern to the building process. If this peripheral fringe (Architectural Style) is able to generate life in a repeated manner, it eventually becomes part of the core (thus evolving it in the process) and is then transferred to the next time period.
At Chaukor Studio, we strive to generate such patterns and environments that support and revitalize the living processes taking place inside the buildings’ structures. These patterns are thus generated from the core and not through peripheral fringes; so that they have the capacities to evolve into various architectural styles and tend to the various needs of the times.
We call it – Regenerative Architecture.
