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"Green Roofs, Facades, and Vegetative Systems analyzes standards, codes, and technical documents from countries around the world including the United States, Canada, Germany, Italy, Great Britain, Malta, and Australia. An essential resource for building design professionals, this book covers a full range of documents dealing with vegetative systems, such as green roofs, facades, maintenance, fire protection, sustainability aspects in buildings, and tall buildings. This book provides an invaluable tool for not only understanding existing international standards and codes but also how to effectively incorporate them into the project at hand"--Back cover..
Green roofs (Gardening) --- Urban gardening --- Safety measures. --- Design and construction --- Standards. --- City gardening --- Gardening --- Ecoroofs --- Living roofs --- Roof gardening
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Toit --- Roofs --- Bâtiment --- Buildings --- Isolation --- Insulation --- Plante ornementale --- Ornamental plants --- Construction de bâtiments --- Building construction --- Green roofs (Gardening) --- Design and construction. --- Daktuin --- Groendak --- Ecoroofs --- Living roofs --- Roof gardening --- Design and construction
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Toit --- Roofs --- Plantation d'agrément --- amenity planting --- Plante ornementale --- Ornamental plants --- Choix des espèces --- Choice of species --- 717 --- Daktuin --- Groendak --- 638.5 --- groendak --- planten (lt) --- Green roofs (Gardening) --- Ground cover plants --- Landscape plants --- Landscape gardening --- Plants for landscape gardening --- Woody landscape plants --- Plants, Ornamental --- Cover plants --- Lawns --- Ecoroofs --- Living roofs --- Roof gardening --- Plant material
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The green roof industry is booming and the technology changing fast as professionals respond to the unique challenges of each new implementation. In this comprehensively updated, fully revised edition of their authoritative reference, Nigel Dunnett and Noel Kingsbury reveal the very latest techniques, materials, and plants, and showcase some spectacular new case studies. Planting on roofs and walls began in Europe but is now becoming popular all over the world as people become aware of their beneficial impact on the environment. Green roofs and walls reduce pollution and run-off, help insulate and reduce the maintenance needs of buildings, contribute to biodiversity, and provide food and habitats for wildlife. In addition to all this, they are attractive to look at and by greening up living environments enhance the quality of life of residents. In Green Roofs and Living Walls the authors describe and illustrate the practical techniques required to design, implement and maintain a green roof or wall to the highest professional standards. They go on to explain how roofs may be modified to bear the weight of vegetation, discuss the different options for drainage layers and growing media, and list the plants suitable for different climates and environments. This informative, up-to-the-minute reference will captivate professionals with its illuminating new findings, and encourage gardeners everywhere to consider the enormous benefits to be gained from planting on their roofs and walls.
Toit --- Roofs --- Mur --- Walls --- Plantation d'agrément --- amenity planting --- Couverture végétale --- Plant cover --- design --- Plante --- plants --- Pratique culturale --- Cultivation --- Environnement urbain --- Urban environment --- 638.5 --- groendak --- daktuin --- Green roofs (Gardening) --- Ornamental climbing plants. --- Vertical gardening. --- Green roofs (Gardening). --- Ornamental climbing plants --- Vertical gardening --- Perpendicular gardening --- Gardening --- Arbors --- Garden vines --- Ornamental vines --- Climbing plants --- Hanging plants --- Ornamental woody plants --- Ecoroofs --- Living roofs --- Roof gardening
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This book provides an up-to-date coverage of green (vegetated) roof research, design, and management from an ecosystem perspective. It reviews, explains, and poses questions about monitoring, substrate, living components and the abiotic, biotic and cultural aspects connecting green roofs to the fields of community, landscape and urban ecology. The work contains examples of green roof venues that demonstrate the focus, level of detail, and techniques needed to understand the structure, function, and impact of these novel ecosystems. Representing a seminal compilation of research and technical knowledge about green roof ecology and how functional attributes can be enhanced, it delves to explore the next wave of evolution in green technology and defines potential paths for technological advancement and research.
Nature protection --- General ecology and biosociology --- Environmental planning --- Economic geography --- landschapsarchitectuur --- landschapsecologie --- ruimtelijke ordening --- ecologie --- geografie --- ecosystemen --- Life sciences --- Regional planning --- Architecture --- Endangered ecosystems --- Landscape ecology --- Urban ecology (Sociology) --- Biotic communities. --- Landscape architecture. --- Green roofs (Gardening) --- Buildings --- Ecosystem management. --- Environmental aspects. --- Ecoroofs --- Living roofs --- Roof gardening --- Environmental aspects
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This book studies the application of green roofs in ecoregions of the western United States and Canada. While green roofs were intended to sustain local or regional vegetation, this volume describes how green roofs in their modern form are typically planted with a low-diversity mix of sedums from Europe or Asia. The authors demonstrate how in the western USA and Canada many green roofs have been designed with native plants and have been found to thrive. Part I of this book covers theory and an overview of ecoregions and their implications for green roofs. In Part II vegetation from prairies, deserts, montane meadows, coastal meadows, and scrub and sub-alpine habitats are explored on seventy-three ecoregional green roofs. Case studies explore design concepts, materials, watering and maintenance, wildlife, plant species, and lessons learned. Part II covers an overview of ecoregional green roofs and a future outlook. This book is aimed at professionals, designers, researchers, students and educators with an interest in green roofs and the preservation of biodiversity. .
Green roofs (Gardening) --- Ecoroofs --- Living roofs --- Roof gardening --- Sociology, Urban. --- Sustainable architecture. --- Urban ecology (Biology). --- Biodiversity. --- Physical geography. --- Plants --- Urban Sociology. --- Sustainable Architecture/Green Buildings. --- Urban Ecology. --- Physical Geography. --- Plant Evolution. --- Plant evolution --- Evolution (Biology) --- Geography --- Biological diversification --- Biological diversity --- Biotic diversity --- Diversification, Biological --- Diversity, Biological --- Biology --- Biocomplexity --- Ecological heterogeneity --- Numbers of species --- Cities and towns --- City ecology (Biology) --- Ecology --- Eco-architecture --- Environmentally conscious architecture --- Environmentally friendly architecture --- Green architecture --- Green building design --- Green design (Buildings) --- Sustainable design (Buildings) --- Architecture --- Sustainable design --- Urban sociology --- Evolution. --- Phylogeny --- Environmental aspects
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This book provides an up-to-date coverage of green (vegetated) roof research, design, and management from an ecosystem perspective. It reviews, explains, and poses questions about monitoring, substrate, living components, and the abiotic, biotic, and cultural aspects connecting green roofs to the fields of community, landscape, and urban ecology. The work contains examples of green roof venues that demonstrate the focus, level of detail, and techniques needed to understand the structure, function, and impact of these novel ecosystems. Representing a seminal compilation of research and technical knowledge about green roof ecology and how functional attributes can be enhanced, it delves to explore the next wave of evolution in green technology and defines potential paths for technological advancement and research.
Life Sciences. --- Urban Ecology. --- Landscape Ecology. --- Ecosystems. --- Landscape Architecture. --- Landscape/Regional and Urban Planning. --- Life sciences. --- Regional planning. --- Architecture. --- Endangered ecosystems. --- Landscape ecology. --- Sciences de la vie --- Aménagement du territoire --- Architecture --- Ecosystèmes menacés --- Ecologie du paysage --- Sociology & Social History --- Earth & Environmental Sciences --- Social Sciences --- Ecology --- Communities - Urban Groups --- Life sciences --- Regional planning --- Endangered ecosystems --- Landscape ecology --- Urban ecology (Sociology) --- Biotic communities. --- Landscape Architecture --- Green roofs (Gardening) --- Buildings --- Ecosystem management. --- Environmental aspects. --- Ecoroofs --- Living roofs --- Roof gardening --- Urban planning. --- Landscape architecture. --- Urban ecology (Biology). --- Cities and towns --- City ecology (Biology) --- Biocenoses --- Biocoenoses --- Biogeoecology --- Biological communities --- Biomes --- Biotic community ecology --- Communities, Biotic --- Community ecology, Biotic --- Ecological communities --- Ecosystems --- Natural communities --- Population biology --- Horticultural service industry --- Landscape gardening --- Landscaping industry --- City planning --- Civic planning --- Land use, Urban --- Model cities --- Redevelopment, Urban --- Slum clearance --- Town planning --- Urban design --- Urban development --- Urban planning --- Land use --- Planning --- Art, Municipal --- Civic improvement --- Urban policy --- Urban renewal --- Regional development --- State planning --- Human settlements --- Landscape protection --- Biosciences --- Sciences, Life --- Science --- Environmental aspects --- Government policy --- Management --- Architecture, Western (Western countries) --- Building design --- Construction --- Western architecture (Western countries) --- Art --- Building --- Threatened ecosystems --- Biotic communities --- Nature conservation --- Urban ecology --- Urban environment --- Social ecology --- Sociology, Urban --- Design and construction --- Urban ecology (Biology) --- City planning.
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