Green infrastructures such as living walls are technological solutions to replace the declined greenery at urbanized environment and also reliable applications for thermal regulation in …
RWF Cameron, J Taylor, M Emmett - Building and Environment, 2015 - Elsevier
Thermal regulation is a key ecosystem service provided by urban plants. In addition to summer cooling, plants can insulate buildings against heat loss in winter. Research was …
Installing green roofs and green walls in urban areas is suggested to supply multiple ecosystem services of benefit to human health and well-being. In a three-step literature …
MM Ahsan, W Cheng, AB Hussain, X Chen… - Energy and …, 2022 - Elsevier
Due to the rapid research advancements in vertical greenery systems (VGS) recently, the findings of VGS research are prolific. This study intends to visualize the intellectual …
Despite several studies showed that Vertical Greenery Systems (VGSs) have relevant thermal benefits at urban and building scales, researches devoted to investigate the benefits …
Living walls have the potential to be used as a climate mitigation measure for improving thermal comfort, reducing building energy consumption, and sequestering carbon …
W Yang, Y Lin, CQ Li - Advances in Meteorology, 2018 - Wiley Online Library
A climate‐responsive landscape design can create a more livable urban microclimate with adequate human comfortability. This paper aims to quantitatively investigate the effects of …
Urban green infrastructure improves the urban environment and enriches the lives of urban dwellers by positively affecting ambient temperatures, noise levels, and air quality, and …
Greening the building envelope is not a new concept, however it has not been fully approved as an energy saving method for the built environment. Vertical green can provide …