Green infrastructure alternatives such as green roofs and walls (GRGW) are part of nature-
based solutions for managing complex urban environmental, health, and well-being …

Many cities advocate retrofitting green roofs and green walls (GRGW) to create additional
green areas, especially in cramped urban areas. Yet, worldwide, only a handful of studies …

Public views on green roofs and green walls (GRGW) have received little attention; hence,
related policies could be detached from community needs and expectations. A …

Social acceptance of end users is indispensable for the implementation of agricultural and
solar energy systems to create a more sustainable and productive residential building …

Abstract Can Building-Integrated Nature-based Solutions (BI-NbS) reach their full potential
in the Global South? In the Egyptian context, BI-NbS are relatively new with an identified gap …

A green roof is a roof of a building that is partially or completely covered with vegetation and
a soil (growing media) as its outermost surface, planted over a waterproofing membrane …

Green roof perceptions: Newcastle, UK CBD owners/occupiers | Emerald Insight Books and
journals Case studies Expert Briefings Open Access Publish with us Advanced search Green …

Flat roofs on existing buildings are often forgotten and unused open spaces. They can be
transformed into open spaces for different types of activities, while reducing heat …

Rooftop garden can be one of the strategies to address environmental issues such as global
environmental pollution, environmental damage, lack of green space in urban areas and …

Community initiatives have an indispensable role to play in tackling climate adaptation, by
their ability to increase the uptake of climate adaptation measures among households. This …