WIP / Visualisation of a Green Wall Facade System.
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I love your funny and true saying "the lesser evil of the two" !(by the way, do these smiley emojis here only look so silly only to me or to everyone?)
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@HornOxx
This is one work by Patrick
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The cost of this would be about (In Australian Dollars)
Installation: $1,000 – $2,500 per m²At ~5 stories, say the wall is 15 m wide x 20 m high = 300 m²
That’s $300,000 – $750,000 AUD installation cost.
Ongoing maintenance: $100 – $200 per m² per year
Around $30,000 – $60,000 AUD annually for upkeep.
Lighting & irrigation system: included in the above, but can add $50k – $100k upfront depending on complexity.
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@L-i-am said in WIP / Visualisation of a Green Wall Facade System.:
@HornOxx
This is one work by PatrickWow !!! I recognize the picture without knowing who created it.
And what a great piece of work by him—not just green for its own green sake, but truly artistic. -
Agreed beautiful study of how nature colonises species
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Agreed, my one problem would be complaints and potential suits from folk who have their windows obscured from daylight. Perhaps cut down on the foliage quantity a bit.
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Like I said mate it is so expensive to build and maintain
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I can definitely see that this sort of thing is NEEDED, for water recycling purposes if nothing else. I saw a project in Manhattan where the planting from top to bottom of a tower block was used to reclaim brown water produced by residents. Lots of room for projects like this to manage hotter climates without massive energy drain.
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Somehow, this topic (related to SketchUp, of course) also seems to fit here for me and at least, I hope so — so I'll take a look at it tonight.
Push/Pulling the Trudo Vertical Forest, LIVE!
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This topic has reminded me of a series of programs about what would happen if humans vanished overnight and on into the future. How things would deteriorate over time.
The USS Texas and other battleship museums, the high rise buildings around the world.
What would happen to these structures without maintenance over protracted periods.
Quite an eye opener. Not trying to put a dampener on the topic btw, just pointing out in the earlier post that folk like their windows to let light in an I love the whole idea but a little restraint might be more realistic.
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