Green houses, green roofs, green walls – they’re growing everywhere!
Via Dezeen, ArchDaily, Design4D, archiCentral and the amazing ‘vertical gardener’ Patrick Blanc.
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To be honest with more and more buildings going up and less and less land for gardens or just the open out doors, this is something we going to have to look at doing so that we still have plants providing our oxygen, and absorbing the carbon dioxide. I think this is a great concept and also so poorer communities as they can actually use this unused space to make living by growing vegetables. This will generate an income.