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Green Wall: Projects, Journals & Ideas

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Green walls are architectural interventions that incorporate living plants into building facades, interiors, and structures. They serve both aesthetic and functional purposes, improving air quality, providing insulation, and creating visual connections between built environments and nature.

The community explores green walls through diverse approaches: replacing traditional facades with living systems, integrating working gardens into institutional buildings, treating vegetation as a primary design element rather than an afterthought, and dissolving boundaries between architecture and landscape through planted lattices and vertical ecosystems.

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Fulya and 4 others

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The Future

Seed refers to regeneration as the metaphor and the beginning of a cycle. It was aimed to take the seed out of the area where it was stored and protected and to meet with the citizen and to become a part of the city as a continuation of the cycle as an image. Collision points were considered for urban and seed interaction.

Eda Buse and 2 others

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MICROCOSMOS

HUMANKIND REGARDED AS THE REPRESANTATION IN MINIATURE OF THE UNIVERSE.

Mahlaqa

BEYOND "LIVING"

Social Housing for Ready-Made Garment (RMG) Workers in Urban Bangladesh that rethinks the living space for the lower-income working community according to their demands and generates co-living as well as income generation for every household.

Reza and 2 others

Flower of the Desert

Choosing arid climate and Following Biomimetic design, we came to across a plant that lives in the Namibia desert, Welwitschia which is extremely sustainable in Arid areas and lives about 1000 to 1500 years. The unusual form of this plant keeps the soil under the plant cool and moist. The thick leaves lay on the sand surface and prevent wind erosion aswell.

Omar and Omar

The Vertical Park

The idea was to redefine the city life by taking advantage of the function, number and location of VERTICAL PARKINGS and turn them into VERTICAL PARKS . Redefine people's life from being imprisoned by crowded and bulky towers that affect their mental health daily to a more comfortable and environmentally friendly life by light weight VERTICAL PARKS .

Vincent and Boon Kuan

Cultura

[New Covent Market as Food Hub 2.0] The vision looks to fuse learning, research and generation of food in the new Market. Understanding future food consumption habits is imperative for the Market to be relevant in the 21st Century. The ever-changing food landscape calls for research incubator to be an integral part of any future food hubs.

azadeh and 2 others

Glamour

A journey Through Desert

Paweera and 3 others

The Sprout

" A Miracle in the Moroccan Desert " This is a phrase used to refer to a type of tree that originated in Morocco, the only place in the world and Moroccans value this tree as the national tree or the tree of life.

Camille and Frank

Covent Garden Eco-District

The Covent Garden Eco-District is a proposal for an innovative and technology-driven, agrarian, urban development that transforms the existing market structure into a dynamic and integrated community, fostering a sociable, self-sustaining methodology that can become a model for an innovative agricultural urbanism.

Cheung and Fionne

Zellige

Zellige has aesthetic by emphasizing its uniqueness but forms harmony when in the whole. The irregularity of surface, tone, flatness, shine and depth of colour make each zellige unique. This project attempts to describe Moroccan rich culture in space by looking deep into zellige crafting and the spirit behind.

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UNI Editorial

publishedBlog4 months ago

Wheeler Kearns Architects Grows a Working Greenhouse That Doubles as a Dining Hall on a Michigan Farm

A prefabricated Dutch Venlo greenhouse hosts seedling production, farm-to-table dinners, and community life in Three Oaks, Michigan.

Green Houses

Green Wall

UNI Editorial

publishedBlog5 months ago

Steve Burke Builds His Parents a House That Treats Old Stone Ruins as the Main Event

In rural County Kerry, a corrugated metal and reclaimed stone residence wraps around preserved agricultural ruins to form a sheltered walled garden.

Green Houses

Green Wall

UNI

publishedResults5 months ago

Restaurant by GreenHouse: A Diamond Lattice That Dissolves Architecture into Garden

Amir Ahmed's parametric dining concept fuses a diamond-patterned shell with living greenery, turning a restaurant into a breathing ecosystem.

Green Houses

Green Roof

UNI Editorial

publishedStory11 months ago

Ellipse Greenhouse by SAW.EARTH – Innovative Community Garden Architecture in Brooklyn

Ellipse Greenhouse by SAW.EARTH is a student-built, ellipsoidal Brooklyn greenhouse using cedar and copper, maximizing sunlight for community gardening.

Vertical Garden

Green Houses