Green Wall News April 2016

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Dear Reader,

Welcome to the latest edition of Green Wall News, brought to you by AgroSci Green Walls.

This month, we look at growing evidence that high levels of indoor carbon dioxide impair job performance and decision-making, how living walls are creating new urban jungles worldwide and the remarkable ability of plantings to absorb and redirect noise. Finally, we’ll check out the green wall that Shake Shack plans for its Houston restaurant.

Green Wall News is always interested in your comments, input and suggestions. Contact Editor Chris Hoffman at Greenwallnews@gmail.com

The AgroSci Team

Interior CO2 Hinders Job Performance, Decision-Making, Studies Show
Do you sometimes find yourself losing focus on the job? Is your thinking a little fuzzy? It could be something in the air — and you and your co-workers may be the source. Read the full article

Living Walls are Transforming Cities
Vertical gardens are cropping up all over cities these days, transforming drab urban facades into vibrant jungles of color. Read the full article

Specially Designed Greenery Mutes Noise at Busy Airport

Maze-like landscaping has cut the decibel level of the ambient noise at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport in half. Read the full article

Houston Shake Shack to Sprout Green Wall
With both Houston and Dallas quivering with anticipation at the imminent arrival of Shake Shack, the company offered a sneak peek at what the new restaurants will look like. As part of a presentation to investors at the 18th annual ICR Conference in Orlando, Shake Shack displayed updated renderings of a number of upcoming locations including the two Texas cities. Read the full article

AgroSci News

The big news at AgroSci this month is our new website. We think it’s a big improvement. Check it out:

March also saw us start work on a large green wall at the soon-to-open Gunther & Co. restaurant in Baltimore, Md. We are doing the project with our Mid-Atlantic distributor, Greenstreet Gardens.

Last, but not least, here’s a great shot of our wall at the entrance to 1 Hotel South Beach that appeared on Facebook:

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Until next month!
The AgroSci Team