Green-wall Implementation
Green-wall ImplementationA Proposal by:PW 2871
AgendaThe ProblemOur SolutionMethod / ProcedureTimeline of
EventsAdvantages & DisadvantagesTypes of plants to be
usedDetails on the area we planned for implementationContractor
details and costConclusion
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The ProblemSection A3
The ProblemThe consultation area outside staff room 1 is warm
and sunny, due to the fact that the area is poorly sheltered.
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The Problem5Area we planned for the implementation
The Problem6Area we planned for the implementation
The Problem7
The Problem8
The Problem (video)9
Our SolutionSection B10
Our SolutionWe can make use of vertical greens effectively such
that the area will be cooler.11
Method / ProcedureBuy the plants.Install the wire and attach the
plants on it, so that they can creep upwards.Daily watering and
care is required.12
Timeline of Events13
Proposed solutions for pigeon holes at study area (I)Demolish
the pigeon holes for easier maintenance of the green wall.
Keep the pigeon holes and use ladders when trimming the
plants.14
Proposed solutions for pigeon holes at study area (ii)Move the
pigeon holes in order to make space. Areas we can put the pigeon
holes:
Outside the staff rooms on the form of racksInside the staff
roomsOutside the general office15
Advantages (I)1) The area will be cooler since the green wall
will block out the sunlight and provide shade.16
Advantages (II)2) The school is able to have a more eco-friendly
image, contributing to the Green Lotus Award, which we havereceived
since 20.17
Advantages (III)3) The students are able to better concentrate
on their studies during the times they spend studying/consulting
the teachers at the area.18
Advantages (IV)4) Some significant impact on the student's
psychological mindset when seeing the plants, exp :19Improve
well-beingIncrease attentivenessImprove perceptions of the
spaceRaise productivity and ability to think quickly during
lessonsSource :
http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/urban-mindfulness/200903/plants-make-you-feel-better
Disadvantages (I)1) There is less ventilation since the area
will be blocked by the green walls although air is still able to
flow through the two ends.20
Disadvantages (II)2) Maintenance is required since the creeper
cannot grow all alone.21
Disadvantages (III)3) There is less light as the green wall will
block out sunlight.22
Reason for using such a SupportStrong, thin wires to support
climbing flowers and vining vegetablesCan be cut with scissors to
any sizeUV-stabilized for years of use23
Types of plants to be usedThe two plants are: Blue pea (clitoria
ternatea)Thunbergia Grandiflora
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Blue Pea25
Thunbergia Grandiflora
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Photos27
Wire support for plants28
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Wire support for plants29
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Wire support for plants30
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Wire support for plants
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Types of plants to be usedThe fruits are 5 7 cm long, flat pods
with 6 to 10 seeds in each pod. They are edible when tender.
It is grown as an ornamental plant and as a revegetation
species. It requires little care (blue pea).32
Types of plants to be usedHunbergia species are vigorous annual
or perennial vines and shrubs growing to 2-8 m tall (thunbergia)
they are frequent garden escapes.33
Details of the area of ImplementationHeight 3.7mWidth 4.2m34
The Outcome of it all will be.
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Final Product
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Contractor DetailsR&D Landscape Consultants37
R & D ConsultantsS$5,000 to S$6000 for plants and wires on
both sides of the corridor.38
Contractors DetailsDaniel TaySr. Design Consultant.R&D
Landscape Consultants (88)HP. 92399650Off. 63440050Fax.
63449900Email Admin: [email protected] Dept:
[email protected]
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In ConclusionIn conclusion, we would like to propose to you this
implementation of our Environmentally friendly Green Wall. Should
it be accepted, both the students and teachers alike will be able
to enjoy a more wonderful experience in learning and
teaching.40
Thank you!!A Proposal by:PW 28741
