Green facades /
Climate change, extreme weather conditions, the degradation of biodiversity, CO2 and fine-dust pollution in cities demand action. How can architecture make a contribution to achieving a paradigm shift? Can architecture not only be designed to be removable and recyclable, but to be additionally green...
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Munich :
DETAIL Business Information GmbH,
[2024]
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Table of Contents:
- Significance of facade greening in architecture and urban design / Nicole Pfoser
- International building greening / Yorck Förster
- The garden city concept versus vertical garden in urban spaces / Martin Heseler-Lülff
- Legislative initiatives for building greening in Germany / Rebecca Gohlke
- Building optimization and environmental improvement as performance factors / Nicole Pfoser
- Facade greening and climate change / Kilian van Lier
- Blue-green architecture: water resources and vegetation for buildings / Friederike Well
- Architecture as an ecosystem: near-natural design of facades for increased urban biodiversity / Sebastian Schmauck
- Green architecture: potential of Baubotanik / Ferdinand Ludwig
- Facade greening as a design factor / Nicole Pfoser
- Design aspects of ground and wall-based facade greening / Nicole Pfoser
- Construction criteria / Nicole Pfoser
- Technical vegetation and supply criteria / Stefan Brandhorst [and others]
- Guidance for facade greening fire safety evaluation / Julia Noder-Schaab
- Fifth facade, roof greening / Nicole Pfoser
- State Archive Basel-Landschaft in Liestal
- Furniture store with hostel in Vienna
- Residential and commercial building with hotel in Freiburg
- Residential tower in Wabern
- Residential complex rooftop garden in Munich
- Office and commercial building in Stuttgart
- Office building in Stavanger.
