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Having been an interior plantscaper, I find this most impressive. The majority of vertical interior gardens I've found in North America (if not all) are in Canada. Note that this is a LEED rated green building.
Where is the leadership in the U.S. market for projects like this? I haven't found it.
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I've been looking for green wall kits for the (clueless) do-it-yourselfer for some time. They just don't seem to be out there. Got any ideas?
Posted by: Connie | January 26, 2009 at 03:16 PM
I've just heard about a new company who are doing living walls. I think they are called green over grey or something... yup just googled it, www.greenovergrey.com. Cool concept!
Posted by: Joe | August 18, 2009 at 04:09 PM