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    WIP / Visualisation of a Green Wall Facade System.

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    • HornOxxH Offline
      HornOxx @Mike Amos
      last edited by HornOxx

      Hi
      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.
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      • Mike AmosM Offline
        Mike Amos @HornOxx
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        @HornOxx

        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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        Absentia mortis praesentiam vitae probat, vita autem est argumentum constantiae.

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        • HornOxxH Offline
          HornOxx
          last edited by HornOxx

          Mike Amos, I think I saw that very same television report, and it was full of so impressive images!

          No, I understand exactly what you're saying, and you're not "dampening" (does this word exist in English?) the topic at all. A specialist seminar at the beginning of this year, which I assumed would put this topic on a holy throne, dealt with it in a very critical and reflective manner.
          I myself also doubt that greening facades is the key to a better urban climate and consider it more of a niche solution that is only appropriate in certain places.
          I live in Frankfurt and have observed the efforts being made there to remove sealing materials from large squares and even streets and replace them with green spaces and tree plantings. Even then, I often thought beforehand, ‘What's this going to be like?’ but it actually got better. All in all, I think that a lot of trial and error is going on at the moment – which is better than not trying anything at all. Even if something goes wrong, you have gained knowledge and experience.

          I am very pleased about all these contributions and comments – especially since this topic started with an amateurish attempt to model and visualise a green wall system in SketchUp 😉

          never trust a skinny cook

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          • Mike AmosM Offline
            Mike Amos @HornOxx
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            @HornOxx

            Mate, blown away by the system you came up with, if that is amateur fashion, the next step is going to blow everyone away.

            More please.

            Absentia mortis praesentiam vitae probat, vita autem est argumentum constantiae.

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            • L Offline
              L i am
              last edited by

              Dampening is OK but Damping down may work better

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              • HornOxxH Offline
                HornOxx @Mike Amos
                last edited by

                @Mike-Amos said in WIP / Visualisation of a Green Wall Facade System.:

                @HornOxx
                ... More please.

                Thanks and please be patient Mike-Amos 😊
                I already have another example (based on this work) up my sleeve 🎄 I will of course post it here in roughly 9 weeks 😜

                never trust a skinny cook

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                • majidM Offline
                  majid @L i am
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                  @L-i-am Agreed + if (Hidden Co2 is calculated), not sustainable at all.

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                  • Mike AmosM Offline
                    Mike Amos
                    last edited by

                    Foliage like this will reduce the temperature of the homes it is attached to so that alone makes it worthwhile.. Any water savings from recycling brown water will be a bonus.

                    Absentia mortis praesentiam vitae probat, vita autem est argumentum constantiae.

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                    • Bryan KB Offline
                      Bryan K
                      last edited by

                      Excellent work.

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                      • HornOxxH Offline
                        HornOxx
                        last edited by

                        Thanks Bryan – I used the same pattern as above to create my this year Christmas doodle.
                        https://community.sketchucation.com/topic/164628/advent-wreath

                        never trust a skinny cook

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