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Living Buildings
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Plants and buildings may not naturally assimilate, but as Bill Watts of Max Fordham Consulting Engineers and Sean Affleck of Make Architects explain there are many benefits to their integration. Here they describe the two projects that they are collaborating on ‐ Algae Tower, and Thorpe Park in Leeds ‐ that harness the positives of vegetative growth. Copyright © 2008 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
Living Buildings
10.1002/ad.775.abs
Plants and buildings may not naturally assimilate, but as Bill Watts of Max Fordham Consulting Engineers and Sean Affleck of Make Architects explain there are many benefits to their integration. Here they describe the two projects that they are collaborating on ‐ Algae Tower, and Thorpe Park in Leeds ‐ that harness the positives of vegetative growth. Copyright © 2008 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
Living Buildings
Watts, Bill (author) / Affleck, Sean (author)
Architectural Design ; 78 ; 78-79
2008-11-01
2 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
acoustic absorption , Max Fordham Consulting Engineers , Thorpe Park in Leeds , vertical fields , New York , external walls support densely planted, living greenery , biogas , experimental Algae Tower , element of colour and texture to the structure's façade. , Vertical farms , cooler air for streets and buildings , Make Architects
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