This document summarizes work from the COST Action RESTORE CA16114 project, which is supported by COST and the EU Framework Programme Horizon 2020. It describes the four working subgroups focused on regenerative procurement, construction, operation, and future life. Each subgroup conducted a literature review and case studies, identified gaps, and will contribute discussions and findings to the final report to further understanding of regenerative approaches within their respective areas. The overall aim is to advance sustainability across the full life cycle of built structures.

1. COST is supported by
The EU Framework Programme
Horizon 2020
This presentation is based upon work from COST Action RESTORE CA16114, supported by COST (European
Cooperation in Science and Technology).
Giulia Peretti, Odysseas Kontovourkis
Regerenerative Construction and Operation
Working package 3
Bolzano/Bozen, 15/03/2019
Working Group leader, SG 3.2 Vice leader
giulia.peretti@wernersobek.com
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2. COST is supported by
The EU Framework
Programme
Horizon 2020
- Official participants: 26
- Attending the Koper
meeting: 20
- 4 Subgroups, each with
1 leader and vice-leader
- Regular Zoom meetings
- 1 restricted meeting
- 1 Training School
- Publication in progress
Facts about the WG 3
PROCUREMENT
CONSTRUCTION
OPERATION/
MAINTENANCE
FUTURE LIFE WP 3

3. COST is supported by
The EU Framework
Programme
Horizon 2020
Koper Manifestpabout the WG 3
Framework
document
setting the
common
basis and
the goals of
WP3

4. COST is supported by
The EU Framework
Programme
Horizon 2020
Participants:
Martin Brown, Milian Mikic
State of the art and gap analysis:
Online survey focusing on sustainable procurement
Literature and Practice review
Subgroup 3.1 – Regenerative Procurement
PROCUREMENT
CONSTRUCTION
OPERATION
FUTURE LIFE

5. COST is supported by
The EU Framework
Programme
Horizon 2020
Contribution to the final report:
State of the Art review for regenerative procurement
Regenerative Sustainability PQQ (Bid Process) for
adoption in Practice
Dissemination activities
Publications, Relevant Professional Events and
Conferences, Relevant Academic Events and Conferences,
MSc Module
Subgroup 3.1 – Regenerative Procurement
PROCUREMENT
CONSTRUCTION
OPERATION
FUTURE LIFE

6. COST is supported by
The EU Framework
Programme
Horizon 2020
Participants:
Blerta Vula Rizvanolli, Odysseas Kontovourkis,
Paola Villoria Sáez, Mercedes del Río Merino, Themistoklis
Tsalkatidis, Daniel Friedrich, Evangelos Efthymiou, Kiril
Gramatikov
State of the art and gap analysis:
- Online survey focusing on Actual State of Sustainable
Building Construction
- Literature review on Materials, Technologies and Tools
Subgroup 3.2 – Regenerative Construction
PROCUREMENT
CONSTRUCTION
OPERATION
FUTURE LIFE

7. COST is supported by
The EU Framework
Programme
Horizon 2020
Contribution to the final report:
- Analysis of the results of the survey organised in
thematic areas:
- Materials
- Technologies
- Tools
- Discussion papers about Regenerative Construction
Dissemination activities
- Poster entitled “Current status of sustainable construction in
Europe” presented in the International Conference on
Technological Innovation in Building – CITE 2019, 6-8 March 2019
Subgroup 3.2 – Regenerative Construction
PROCUREMENT
CONSTRUCTION
OPERATION
FUTURE LIFE

8. COST is supported by
The EU Framework
Programme
Horizon 2020
Participants:
Suvi Nenonen, Jelena Bleiziffer, Ari-Pekka Lassila, Dario
Cottafava, Dorin Beu
State of the art and gap analysis:
- Case studies focusing on regenerative Operations
- Literature review: Reactive to proactive retrofitting;
green maintability, sustainable facilities management
Subgroup 3.3 –Regenerative Operation
PROCUREMENT
CONSTRUCTION
OPERATION
FUTURE LIFE

9. COST is supported by
The EU Framework
Programme
Horizon 2020
Contribution to the final report:
- Case studies
- Discussion papers about motivational factors to set
regenerative targets for regenerative maintenence
Dissemination activities
- Journal paper (Danivska, Nenonen et al. The emergence of wellbeing in offices–
assessment tools and real estate market implications in progress, to be published on Intelligent
Building International )
- Conference papers (Koski, Nenonen et al. Towards low carbon economy -
developing properties and assets, to be presented in 1st Nordic Conference on Zero Emission and
Plus Energy Buildings 6.-7.11.2019)
Subgroup 3.3 – Regenerative Operation
PROCUREMENT
CONSTRUCTION
OPERATION
FUTURE LIFE

10. COST is supported by
The EU Framework
Programme
Horizon 2020
Participants:
Indra Purs, Serena Piselli, Paola Boarin, Oget Cocen,
Emanuela Giancola, Emanuele Naboni
State of the art and gap analysis:
 literature review
 keyword/ concept/ brand mapping
The new paradigms and new knowledge in the field are forming right now
and findings are very fragmented – harder than expected to do umbrella
study in the report format
Subgroup 3.4 – Future Life
PROCUREMENT
CONSTRUCTION
OPERATION
FUTURE LIFE

11. COST is supported by
The EU Framework
Programme
Horizon 2020
Contribution to final report
- Case studies
- good possibility to be innovative in gap analysis
Future life = Circularity is crucial for all stages:
procurement – construction – operations
Subgroup 3.1 – Future Life
PROCUREMENT
CONSTRUCTION
OPERATION
FUTURE LIFE

12. COST is supported by
The EU Framework Programme
Horizon 2020
This presentation is based upon work from COST Action RESTORE CA16114, supported by COST (European
Cooperation in Science and Technology).
Giulia Peretti
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Thank you for your attention!
Bolzano/Bozen, 15/03/2019
giulia.peretti@wernersobek.com