Living Wall System
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Living Wall System
Living Wall System is a design solution in eco architecture where plants grow vertically on building surfaces, helping to clean the air and keep buildings cooler. These systems can use recycled water from sinks or rainwater, which helps save fresh water. Some living wall designs use smart sensors to check soil moisture and sunlight, making sure plants stay healthy with less work from people. Living walls can be placed inside or outside, and the plants can be chosen to attract birds and insects, which helps local nature. In cities, living walls can lower the temperature around them and make the area quieter by absorbing sound.
vertical garden, green facade, urban biodiversity, rainwater reuse, microclimate regulation, smart irrigation
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