Vertical living wall in Hotel Brooklyn Bridge
Accentuating the lobby of the 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge is a 25-foot, vertical living wall that blends industrial motifs with natural elements. read more →
Application of Rainwater Harvesting Modular
The rainwater harvesting modular is a system that collects rainwater according to the needs and processes the collected rainwater to meet the design and use standards. read more →
Examples of Living Green Roofs- Grass Turf and Succulent Sedums
Living roofs, also called green roofs,which have many economic, ecological and social benefits, are rapidly growing in sustainable, eco-friendly architecture. read more →
Introduction of Wall Greening
Wall greening, as a way of three-dimensional greening, refers to vertical greening on building walls by people using vegetation decoration materials. read more →
“Most mountainous project”- Hualien Residence
The landscaped roofs further mitigate heat gain to increase the comfort of the balconies and terraces, diminishing the energy loads for cooling. read more →
New type honeycomb paving board
Recently, a Chinese company developed a new type honeycomb paving board, which refreshed people’s understanding of rainwater management. read more →
Bosco Verticale in Milan
The Vertical Forest is an architectural concept which replaces traditional materials on urban surfaces using the changing polychromy of leaves for its walls. read more →
Green Heart-Marina One
As an international role model for living and working, “Marina One” makes an innovative contribution to the discourse on mega-cities, especially in tropical regions, which, in the context of increasing population and climate change, face enormous challenges. read more →
Roof Greening Improves Urban Environment
Roof greening can increase the area of urban green space, improve the urban heat island effect caused by excessive felling of trees and various exhaust gas pollution, reduce the hazards to humans such as sandstorms, open up human green space, build garden cities, improve people’s living conditions, and It is extremely important to beautify the urban environment and improve the urban environment. read more →
Shanghai Binfencheng Landscape Design
Above one of Shanghai’s busiest subway stations is an urban Green Valley complex. As the most brilliant highlight of the project, the designer incorporated a trail-like landscape design park into the architectural space. And through the URBAN FARM concept that integrates the natural environment and human space, this 20,000-square-meter green valley complex “weaves” its pace into the daily lives of citizens by creating a smart roof form. read more →
