Habitat Horticulture

Living walls can reduce our energy demand. Through a combination of shading, evapotranspiration, and surface reflectivity, exterior living walls insulate the interior, helping to reduce both the cost and carbon emissions from heating and cooling.

Space in our cities is becoming increasingly scarce. Every square inch is utilized for functionality, yet the walls are often left bare. Living walls offer a way to bring life into the heart of our cities without compromising costly floor space. By embracing vertical surfaces, we can take advantage

Adding a living wall to an interior space reduces levels of many common harmful VOCs such as benzene, formaldehyde, and carbon monoxide. Living wall plants not only release oxygen, they also trap particulate matter and CO2. By increasing humidity, living walls also greatly reduce the negative