The Tower Flower in Paris Reinvents the Green Wall Concept
Amelia Roblin — September 16, 2010 — Eco
References: edouardfrancois
Édouard François is a renowned architect and has a cutting edge knack for green wall design, both showcased beautifully in his Tower Flower. With no plans to let tenants start balcony gardens, the designer has incorporated 380 potted plants into the railing structure of the building's stacked wrap-around porches.
With so much burgeoning bamboo escaping from the edges of the Tower Flower, the green wall concept benefits the tenants in a number of ways. Providing shade from direct sunlight, an outdoor sanctuary and natural air fresheners, as a home, Tower Flower would be a bed of roses.
With so much burgeoning bamboo escaping from the edges of the Tower Flower, the green wall concept benefits the tenants in a number of ways. Providing shade from direct sunlight, an outdoor sanctuary and natural air fresheners, as a home, Tower Flower would be a bed of roses.
Trend Themes
1. Vertical Gardening - The trend of incorporating green walls into buildings can revolutionize urban architecture and improve air quality.
2. Sustainable Real Estate - The concept of eco-friendly architecture can change the way we build and utilize buildings, promoting healthier living environments.
3. Green Infrastructures - Incorporating gardens and greenery into buildings can provide a number of benefits to tenants, including improved mental health and an increased sense of community.
Industry Implications
1. Real Estate - Real estate companies can use sustainable, green architecture as a selling point to attract environmentally conscious tenants and investors.
2. Architecture - Incorporating living walls into buildings presents an opportunity for architects to be creative, innovative, and environmentally friendly.
3. Urban Planning - Integrating green spaces into urban environments can lead to a more sustainable and livable city for all residents.
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