Read about UK Green Wall Boom in Green Wall News

Dear Reader,

A green wall-green roof bonanza is underway in the UK. This month’s issue of Green Wall News includes an excellent piece on the boom.

We also highlight stories on Silicon Valley’s favorite green wall designer; growing evidence that green buildings improve health and well being; a Spanish net-zero energy home with exterior green walls; and the important role of green infrastructure in mitigating the impact of global warming.

It was a productive month at AgroSci, sponsor of Green Wall News. The Gunther & Co. restaurant in Baltimore, MD, which has one of our large air-purifying Aerogation™ green walls, opened. We installed walls at a condominium complex in Potomac, MD, and at an architectural and planning firm in Washington D.C. Both projects were through our Mid-Atlantic distributor, Greenstreet GreenWalls, a Division of Greenstreet Growers.

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Sincerely Yours,
The AgroSci Team

London's green roof space has more than doubled over the past three years and there is scope for further expansion across the country, Josephine Smit reports. Read the full article

David Brenner of Habitat Horticulture is greening up Bay Area companies—from Tesla to Ideo to Autodesk—one living wall at a time. Read the full article

Sustainable features in buildings are no longer an enigma, but an expectation. However, health and wellness, a popular concept within the green movement, has yet to fully take root in the commercial built environment, specifically in the form of biophilic design. Read the full article

Parts of Europe have passed legislation that will require all new building built after 2020 to adhere as closely as possible to net-zero energy designs. Read the full articl e

Climate change, like urbanisation, is happening rapidly. According to multiple government agencies worldwide, 2015 was the hottest year to date, taking over from 2014, and that trend is happening concurrently with rapid urbanisation. Read the full article

AgroSci’s large, air-purifying green wall at the newly opened Gunther & Co. restaurant in Baltimore, MD.

An excellent TV report on the Gunther Wall

AgroSci’s green wall at Quarry Springs Condominiums
in Potomac, MD.

AgroSci’s air-purifying Aerogation™ green wall at Perkins Eastman Architecture’s Washington D.C. Offices

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Until next month!
The AgroSci Team