Growing pains: why some green walls die
One of the UK’s first living walls did not live very long. A lush-looking vertical garden with over 30 plant species covered part of the DSDHA-designed
Source: architectsjournal.co.uk
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One of the UK’s first living walls did not live very long. A lush-looking vertical garden with over 30 plant species covered part of the DSDHA-designed
Vegetation is returning to our cities. The trend started with rooftop planters on City banks in the 2000s, before spreading to the occasional green wall