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LiveWall Helps Phipps Conservatory to Display Ten Vertical Food Gardens
LiveWall Helps Phipps Conservatory to Display Ten Vertical Food Gardens
By Growing Fresh Vegetables and Herbs on LiveWall Green Walls, Phipps Educates Visitors and Inspires Vertical Gardening for Urban Horticulture PITTSBURGH (PRWEB) OCTOBER 19, 2017âPhipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens has created a display of LiveWallÂŽÂ green walls to showcase vertical gardening as an option for growing local produce in urban areas. Founded in 1893, Phipps has been PittsburghâsâŚ
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University of San Francisco - Living Architecture Design Competition
Friday 4.26.2013 was the first Living Architecture competition held at the University of San Francisco ! This interdisciplinary contest invited students to design in accordance with the Living Building Challenge and aimed at integrating green space into an urban environment. Students were asked to design a future Tenderloin Recreation Center that would provide children an escape from the harsh realities of San Francisco's notoriously dangerous neighborhood while concurrently connecting them with nature through a roof garden.
Students had only several weeks to prepare for this out-of-class assignment; nonetheless, presentations were impressive and inspirational. Three groups presented their idea of sustainable architecture for the Tenderloin which incorporated a fitness center, classrooms, kitchen and living roof vegetable garden. This contest was such a success it is now being considered for the official contest of the CitiesAlive conference (in a more rigorous format) coming to San Francisco October 23-26.Â