Imprint for Regenerative Environment
Welcome to Imprint for Regenerative Environment (IRE), Landscape and Urban Planning Office, founded by advocates of sustainable urban and landscape design. With over four decades of experience, we offer innovative solutions for urban resilience, biodiversity conservation, and ecological restoration. IRE envisions a future where urbanization and nature coexist in harmony.
Explore our transformative projects such as Beirut 2050, Bab El Ward Gardens, Roseraie Rachid, and O’Djinseray Orchids—all a testament to our commitment to ecological sustainability, community engagement, and reconnecting cities with nature. We are a hub where cutting-edge design meets the urgent call for ecological consciousness.
Our mission is to design and create landscapes that harmonize with nature while addressing critical urban challenges, such as climate change and resource management. IRE is committed to finding innovative solutions that serve both the environment and the communities we design for.
Our approach aligns with international sustainability frameworks, ensuring that our solutions contribute to both local progress and global climate resilience.
- Innovative Solutions
- Sustainable Urban Development
- Social Equity & Food Security
- Integrated Coastal Zone Management (ICZM)
- Integrated Coastal Zone Management (ICZM): We develop strategies that allow urban growth while maintaining the integrity of coastal and marine ecosystems.
- Sustainable Urban Development: Our work ensures cities remain ecologically viable, mitigate climate change effects, and create spaces that improve quality of life.
- Innovative Solutions: IRE integrates cutting-edge technology and sustainable practices into design and construction, exploring new materials and methods for energy efficiency and resilience.
- Social Equity & Food Security: We actively engage with communities, promoting awareness, sustainable practices like composting, reforestation, and food security initiatives such as urban farming projects.
- Innovative Solutions
- Sustainable Urban Development
- Social Equity & Food Security
- Integrated Coastal Zone Management (ICZM)
“Redefining Sustainability Through Visionary Urban Development, Ecological Innovation, and Community-Centered Design.”
Overview:
Inspired by the late Princess Djinseray Badri Mamkicoff’s love for orchids, this project seeks to cultivate and preserve rare orchid species from around the globe. The collection reflects the beauty of these delicate plants and promotes orchid conservation.
Key Features:
• A diverse collection of rare orchids.
• Educational programs to engage the public in orchid care and conservation.
• Sensory Gardens to experience the visual and aromatic beauty of orchids.
Objectives:
• Preserve and promote rare orchids.
• Honor Princess Djinseray’s legacy.
• Encourage public awareness about orchids’ ecological
- Plumeria collection
- Hibiscus collection
- Jasmin collection
- Bougainvillea collection
Bab El Ward Gardens
Developing 15 gardens for the Bab El Ward initiative, enhancing the urban environment with ecological focus.
Roseraie Rachid is a flagship project aimed at preserving Lebanon’s rich heritage in rose cultivation and floriculture. This initiative honors Eng. Rachid Salim Edriss, a visionary in agriculture, and provides a space for public education, research, and the preservation of rare rose species.
