The Airplant display is finally completed the Quiksilver Venice Store.
We are delighted to have the wonderfully talented Landscape Architect Josh Rosen on our team to help design the 14 foot tall installation.
“Saigonese love their life with a large variety of tropical plants and flowers in their balconies, courtyards and streets… The front and back façades are entirely composed of layers of concrete planters cantilevered from two side walls”
My house needs to be like this!
Vertical vegetable garden planted on the side of your house in repurposed rain gutters
via How does your garden grow? A different way to plant vegetables
Submitted by Anna C.
portable farm -> milk crates (they moved the entire farm inside during Hurricane Irene!)
that is intense, the whole farm!?
Love it all
Swedish Garbage Bags Grow Instant Vertical Gardens
“Designer Topher Delaney used construction debris bags with poked holes for lettuce and other garden veggies to peek out of - a great way to build a garden up instead of out - and a lot less weeding! A low-tech version of vertical farming.”
via mixgreen: greenoptions
highviewcreations submitted:
From a recent tour we took of NYC’s Dept of Parks green-roof test plots on the 5-boro building.
The picNYC Table from Haiko Cornelissen Architecten.
“Suddenly, spilling water becomes a necessity instead of a problem and wine glasses need coasters not to prevent ring stains but to avoid tumbling.”
The vegetation is very much alive, meaning the table requires constant care, but the reward is invaluable: All the picnic with none of the ants.
Eat every meal on grass! I love it
Submitted by Eric Dalski:
The Free Library of Philadelphia’s Green-Roof. The grasses in the wind looks pretty awesome.
Thanks for the submission!
Japanese Architecture Takes Green Roofs to a Whole New Level – Literally | This Big City
ACROS building, Fukuoka Japan
via thisbigcity: 全文請見《城事》
(Source: ThisBigCity.net)
