Architectural structures for the formation of vertical landscaping of buildings

Abstract

“Green architecture” is becoming more widespread all over the world. This is largely due to the need to improve the environmental quality of urban development. Often for the purpose of greening resort to greening the building surfaces, including vertical or having a significant slope. This article is devoted to the study of issues of landscaping vertical surfaces of buildings. The research is aimed at identifying technical features of designing elements of vertical gardening. The subject of the study is architectural structures for the formation of landscaping. We study their potential in the formation of objects of “green architecture”. The main method of research is to study the normative and scientific basis for designing vertical gardening. An analysis of existing experience in the design of fotofashion. Scientific novelty consists in systematization of applied design and engineering solutions. As a result of the research, 2 types of vertical gardening solutions were identified: green facades and green walls. Considered forming capabilities of the types of constructive solutions to fotofashion.

Tradescantia Zebrina as New Creeping Plant for Good Sound Absorption Performance

“…Currently, green plants are used to create a beautiful and sustainable green environment in urban areas. In addition to being planted on the side of the road, the method of planting on the edge of the wall using climbing trees or creeping trees attached to the surface of the wall has been widely implemented [3]. One of the creeping plants that can be used is Tradescantia Zebrine, a perennial herb with long and thin leaves that look like a bladder [4].…”