For this challenge, CDEC chose a different design than scaffolding. CDEC worked with a Swedish partner (Butong) who had developed living walls that are easy to maintain and allow many different plants to be grown in a small space. Read More
Four test plots were developed in collaboration with partner Ecoworks. A proven concept (standard), normal substrate, 5% biochar addition and 10% biochar addition. Read More
In a quest to explore innovative ways of gardening in Ireland, it was decided to delve into the world of vertical farming and gardening. The primary aim was to find an approach that was easy to use, adaptable, adaptable and environmentally friendly.
The journey began with small-scale trials, and the knowledge gained from these initial trials laid the foundations for a larger installation. Read More
In summary, the innovative use of moss mats on vertical walls in Ghent presents challenges but also holds promise for a greener urban environment and potential applications in urban agriculture. The project continues to adapt and seek solutions for more effective moss growth. Read More
When it comes to greening our urban landscapes, researchers at UniLaSalle in Rennes have been busy. They've teamed up with Solioti's Solution, a forward-thinking startup focused on alternative ways to bring more greenery to our cities, including green walls and roofs. Read More
In particular, the Corona pandemic has highlighted people's need for green spaces and interaction with other people. The approach of a limited mobile bench for public spaces for several people with the possibility of simultaneous planting can meet these needs. Read More
In 2021 and 2022, the University of Kassel rented a pilot plant for the installation and evaluation of vertical greening systems from the company OMC°C (Office for Micro Climate Cultivation UG Unternehmergesellschaft; Frankfurt) and tested the plant performance of various climbing plants (including growth height, biomass yield, etc.) in Witzenhausen. Read More