Bale Bio - A Case Study on Connecting Rural Forestry with Urban Construction for a Regenerative Built Environment
Bale Bio - 農村林業と都市建設を結びつける再生型建築環境のケーススタディ (AI 翻訳)
Jed A. Long, D. Barrera-Salazar, Bondan Petra Diponegoro, Gregorius Jasson
🤖 gxceed AI 要約
日本語
本論文は、インドネシア・バリで建設された竹構造のパビリオン「Bale Bio」のケーススタディである。フローレス島の協同組合から調達した竹と地域材を用い、従来の建設と比較して104%の炭素排出削減を達成。ライフサイクルアセスメント、構造試験、バリューチェーン分析を通じて、再生型建築のスケールアップ戦略と政策課題を提示する。
English
This case study examines the Bale Bio bamboo pavilion in Bali, Indonesia, which achieved a 104% carbon reduction compared to conventional structures. Using locally sourced engineered bamboo from Flores cooperatives, the project demonstrates regenerative construction through life cycle assessment, structural testing, and value chain analysis. Findings offer strategies for scaling up bio-based materials in urban contexts while identifying gaps in supply chains and policy frameworks.
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📝 gxceed 編集解説 — Why this matters
日本のGX文脈において
日本では、森林資源や竹材の活用が進んでおらず、本ケースは地域バイオマスと都市建設の連携モデルとして参考になる。また、SSBJ/ESG開示においてサプライチェーン全体の炭素削減が求められる中、木材・竹材のLCA知見は実務に示唆を与える。
In the global GX context
This paper contributes to global discourse on regenerative built environments by providing empirical evidence of carbon-negative construction using bamboo. It aligns with ISSB and TNFD frameworks by integrating value chain mapping and life cycle assessment. The rural-urban linkage model offers a replicable approach for climate-positive construction in tropical regions.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:Provides empirical LCA and structural data on bamboo construction, useful for building material research and regenerative design studies.
🏢実務担当者:Demonstrates how to source bio-based materials from rural cooperatives and apply them in urban projects, with actionable strategies for supply chain integration.
🏛政策担当者:Highlights policy gaps for scaling up regenerative construction, including incentives for bio-based materials and rural-urban partnerships.
📄 Abstract（原文）
This paper presents a case study on the Bale Bio, a pavilion developed as part of the Bauhaus Earth Rebuilt initiative to explore transition pathways towards a regenerative built environment in four global regions including Bali. The pavilion demonstrates how structural engineered bamboo and other locally sourced materials can replace conventional carbon-intensive building materials. It exemplifies how rural agroforestry systems, as cooperatives in Flores, can be linked to urban construction in Bali, supporting Sustainable Development Goals including land restoration, low-carbon development, and community livelihoods. Developed through collaboration between public, private, academic, and community partners, the pavilion applies regenerative design principles in a real-world setting. This study integrates bamboo value chain mapping, Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), structural testing and documentation of construction and stakeholder engagement. The Bale Bio achieved a 104% reduction in carbon emissions compared to conventional structures and confirmed the viability of laminated bamboo in urban contexts. Key findings offer strategies for scaling up regenerative construction practices while revealing gaps in supply chains, structural performance, and policy frameworks. They also highlights opportunities and challenges associated with the use of bio-based and reclaimed materials, providing actionable insights for policymakers, designers, and industry stakeholders to accelerate the transition to climate-positive construction.
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