This presentation introduces the fundamentals of living walls and their connection to biophilic design in architecture. We will explore how integrating greenery into building environments enhances aesthetics, improves air quality, and promotes well-being. This presentation provides architects and designers with practical insights on incorporating living walls into projects, ensuring both functionality and sustainability.

Upon completion of this course, the Learner should be able to:

• Introduction to Living Walls – Examine the historic origins of living walls and explore modern project examples. General summary of system types and related components. Describe hydroponic systems and discuss comparison to soil-based systems. Considerations for exterior systems vs. interior applications.
• Biophilia Defined - Categories of biophilic design, and benefits. Biophilic aspects of living walls.
• Living Wall Design Considerations and Plant Selection. Design considerations for optimal performance, space functionality and site requirements. Plant types and species suitable for hydroponic systems. Planting plan design options.
• Living Wall Care & Maintenance – Overview of general maintenance and sustainability. Water and nutrient requirements. Planned maintenance cycle and lifespan of components. Troubleshooting and historical lessons learned.

Approximately 1 hour. Delivered via webinar or face-to-face presentation. Available sessions shown below.

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