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Structure and Translucent Cladding: How to Design a Greenhouse - Vimarsana News

Structure and Translucent Cladding: How to Design a Greenhouse

The history and structure of the greenhouse, as well as several examples of innovative and experimental greenhouse design.

Greenhouses: Spaces for Coexistence between Nature and People - Vimarsana News

Greenhouses: Spaces for Coexistence between Nature and People

How is it possible to create greenhouses that can be good for humans and plants?

Brf Viva Housing Complex / Malmström Edström Arkitekter Ingenjörer - Vimarsana News

Brf Viva Housing Complex / Malmström Edström Arkitekter Ingenjörer

© Ulf Celander Text description provided by the architects. The housing project Brf Viva is the result of an interdisciplinary research project purposed to form a platform for sustainable housing and construction at the forefront of residential architecture. Initiated by the client - they together with architects, landscape architects, specialists, and academy all worked towards identifying, investigating, and solving programmatic issues and technical challenges. © Ulf Celander Creating a high-quality residential environment on a steep slope was a major challenge both architecturally and in...

Greenhouses as Spaces for Coexistence between Nature and People - Vimarsana News

Greenhouses as Spaces for Coexistence between Nature and People

Copy Researchers point out that "proto-greenhouses" arose to fulfill the desire of the Roman Emperor Tiberius (42 BC to 37 AD) to eat cucumbers every day of the year. Since it was impossible to grow the vegetable on the island of Capri in winter, his gardeners developed beds mounted on wheels that they would move into the sun when possible, while on winter days they would place them under translucent covers made of Selenite (a type of gypsum with a glassy appearance). But the production of large-scale greenhouses only became possible after the Industrial Revolution with the availability of ma...