Going Vertical: The History of Green Walls
- Important for the Art & Crafts and Modern style movement in Europe
- Used green façades to make the garden transition smoothly over the house by the Jugendsil movement in the early 20th century but decreased in the 1930’s due to concerns
- Patrick Blanc is the first to design ‘modern’ pattern but the concept was already theorised by Stanley Hart White in 1937
- Help reduce energy loss and provide a green space where space is already scarce
- Indoor vertical gardens are scientifically proven to help people psychologically
LAN, January 2014. Going Vertical: The History of Green Walls. [online] Landscaperchitects Network. Available at: http://landarchs.com/vertical/ [Accessed on 23rd March 2015]
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Thank you. If you would like a more detailed approach I suggest you have a look at the book "Vertical Gardens: Bringing the City to Life by Anna Lambertini & Jacues Leenhardt" as well as "Interior Gardens by Haike Falkenberg" which were of great help for my studies.
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