The 'Green Circle' Balances the Offset of Highway Roads in Urban Areas
Michael Hemsworth — March 29, 2017 — Eco
References: yankodesign
Urban areas need highway roads in order to aid transportation and shipping but are often detrimental to the environment in more ways than one. The 'Green Circle' is intended to be a way to offset their negative qualities and offer a haven for birds and greenery to flourish.
The 'Green Circle' works almost like a highway overpass that would be constructed vertically in order to work as a multifunctional hub for a number of different purposes. It would house a variety of different greenery plants, absorb solar energy, offer a space for birds to nest and even capture rainwater for utilization by nearby infrastructure. This makes the 'Green Circle' a beautiful and functional installation that could transform urban areas for the better.
The conceptual 'Green Circle' is the design work of Xian-Rong Lin.
The 'Green Circle' works almost like a highway overpass that would be constructed vertically in order to work as a multifunctional hub for a number of different purposes. It would house a variety of different greenery plants, absorb solar energy, offer a space for birds to nest and even capture rainwater for utilization by nearby infrastructure. This makes the 'Green Circle' a beautiful and functional installation that could transform urban areas for the better.
The conceptual 'Green Circle' is the design work of Xian-Rong Lin.
Trend Themes
1. Vertical Green Infrastructure - Exploring the use of vertical structures to create multifunctional green spaces in urban areas.
2. Sustainable Transportation Solutions - Developing innovative ways to offset the negative impact of highway roads in urban environments.
3. Nature-inspired Urban Design - Incorporating elements of nature into urban infrastructure and architecture for environmental and aesthetic benefits.
Industry Implications
1. Urban Planning - Opportunity to integrate vertical green infrastructure into urban planning strategies to create sustainable cities.
2. Renewable Energy - Potential for using vertical green structures to harness solar energy and mitigate the environmental impact of highway roads.
3. Construction and Architecture - New demand for designing and building vertical green structures that incorporate sustainability features and offer space for biodiversity.
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