Caixa Forum art exhibition Madrid by dirk huijssoon
Urb Garden by Xavier Calluaud
Read more (along with extra photos!) over at Inhabitat.
‘Grass Mirror’ by H2O Architectes
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The living wall in the courtyard of the Ushuaia Ibiza Hotel by Urbanarbolismo
The wall also features an innovative low-tech, low-maintenance watering system developed with the help of Alijardín and Forest Alicante.
Read more: Urbanarbolismo Unveils Gorgeous Vertical Garden Set Within a Sweeping Ceramic Facade | Inhabitat - Green Design Will Save the World
vertical garden in san vicente by Architect Jose Maria Chofre
The façade of a children’s library in the town square of San Vicente del Raspeig in the southeast of Spain.
Klein Dytham Architecture | Green Screen
Moss House private residence in the Ebisu area of Tokyo, Japan. The Nendo designers used dried moss to cover the interior walls with vine-like patterns.
Green Wall - New Street Square (London)
via Apartment Therapy
image via Vulgare
Via : urbanarbolismo
images via Greenmeme
images via Urban Greenery
Penn State Green Roof via Treehugger
Bostons bath mat Green Wall via Urban Greenery
W Midtown Hotel via G-Sky
Fotos de Barrio Santa Cruz, Sevilla
Via : schiavello
mur végétal, Quai Branly by Steve-SF
Musée du quai Branly - Muro vegetale di Patrick Blanc by archilalla
Château de Chaumont-sur-Loire by Han Roothaert
Vertical Garden at Tacoma Goodwill by ronbo
Jardín Vertical en una fachada del Paseo del Prado. Madrid by Carlos Viñas
muro verde lateral by jacilluch
Patrick Blanc - Musée du Quai Branly by antjeverena
Via : flickriver
Jonathan Glancey of The Guardian called the Flower Tower “ in Paris
Read more: Flower Tower: 380 Potted Plants Line Parisian Apartment Facade Flower Tower – Inhabitat - Green Design Will Save the World
The projects at Natura Towers (Lisbon) and Replay (Florence) are featured in the publication Facade Greener.
"Topiade" concept at Louis Vuitton building in Paris by GAS Design
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Maximum Garden House with the Green Wall System by Formwerkz Architects
The Symbiotic Green Wall is an urban ecosystem designed to help buffer, protect and revitalize construction areas. The wall collects rainwater and wastewater from the construction site, filters and stores it, and then distributes it around the site. The external wall, which the public sees, has plant pods, sitting areas, shade, bird nests and lighting to provide a pleasant public outdoor place to enjoy. The wall itself acts as a water storage tank and planter, while the interior wall on the construction side has a sprinkler system to help maintain dust.
A series of environmental sensors monitor noise, air quality, dust, vibrations and odors in order to provide a more pleasant environment. Visible indicators will also alert passersby and the construction site to the current environmental conditions. With the upgraded look of this wall, people may actually beg to have construction sites go up in their neighborhoods!
Via Yanko Design
Jonathan Glancey of The Guardian called the Flower Tower “ in Paris
Read more: Flower Tower: 380 Potted Plants Line Parisian Apartment Facade Flower Tower – Inhabitat - Green Design Will Save the World
Maximum Garden House with the Green Wall System by Formwerkz Architects
The Symbiotic Green Wall is an urban ecosystem designed to help buffer, protect and revitalize construction areas. The wall collects rainwater and wastewater from the construction site, filters and stores it, and then distributes it around the site. The external wall, which the public sees, has plant pods, sitting areas, shade, bird nests and lighting to provide a pleasant public outdoor place to enjoy. The wall itself acts as a water storage tank and planter, while the interior wall on the construction side has a sprinkler system to help maintain dust.
A series of environmental sensors monitor noise, air quality, dust, vibrations and odors in order to provide a more pleasant environment. Visible indicators will also alert passersby and the construction site to the current environmental conditions. With the upgraded look of this wall, people may actually beg to have construction sites go up in their neighborhoods!
Via Yanko Design
GREEN FACADES - KENGO KUMA, SHANGHAI
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