Urban Greenery

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SportPlaza Mercator by VenhoevenCS

Photography by Luuk Kramer

Fitness center in Amsterdam

Leiden, Netherlands | TrekEarth


The Westerkerk, Amsterdam, The Netherlands


Nice trees.
photo by Ben





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The Westerkerk, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Nice trees.

photo by Ben

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Vertical garden in the Netherlands
photo by cbdvs via crookedbrains

Vertical garden in the Netherlands

photo by cbdvs via crookedbrains

Inhabitat » Europe’s Grass-Lined Railways
The Netherlands
hippieflavor:

“There’s something quite magical about watching trams in Barcelona, Strasbourg or Frankfurt glide silently along beds of grass as they do their city circuit. Where possible, this attractive combination of efficient public transport and inspired landscaping should be standard as part of the urban fabric.” YES!
[Inhabitat via ecostreet]

hippieflavor:

“There’s something quite magical about watching trams in Barcelona, Strasbourg or Frankfurt glide silently along beds of grass as they do their city circuit. Where possible, this attractive combination of efficient public transport and inspired landscaping should be standard as part of the urban fabric.” YES!

[Inhabitat via ecostreet]

Residential Tower Design for Cascade Park, Almere, Netherlands - Faro Architects
“An inspiring example for ecological, social and economical sustainability. The tower, remaining an integral part of the garden, will be nurtured on the public side in the form of green balconies. The structure will make use of glass and PV & PCM panels, together with sun collectors and rainwater to fulfill most of its energy and water requirements from the natural sources.”
via Landscape + Urbanism

Residential Tower Design for Cascade Park, Almere, Netherlands - Faro Architects

“An inspiring example for ecological, social and economical sustainability. The tower, remaining an integral part of the garden, will be nurtured on the public side in the form of green balconies. The structure will make use of glass and PV & PCM panels, together with sun collectors and rainwater to fulfill most of its energy and water requirements from the natural sources.”

via Landscape + Urbanism