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Portland, Oregon USA

Pearl District, along a high-traffic pedestrian corridor on NW 13th Avenue.

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Bringing calm and clarity through structured chaos—nature meets geometry.

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Functional: Air-purifying plants like spider plants and Boston ferns.

Aesthetic: Colorful trailing plants like petunias or purple heart for visual appeal.

Site Adaptability: Plants tolerant of Portland’s climate and partial shade.

Low-Maintenance: Drought-tolerant species like sedum.

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Environmental benefits this wall can provide are things such as Air purification through absorption of CO₂ and pollutants andUrban cooling by reducing heat island effects.

Silent heroes in the battle against climate chaos.

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Some forms of maintenance this wall will require would be Irrigation, An Automatic drip or hydroponic system with seasonal tuning. Pruning, A Regular trimming to maintain shape and prevent overcrowding.

As well as Fertilization, A Quarterly application via fertigation system.

Green walls thrive on love, light, and a little legwork.

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A Tranquil and energizing—lush greens with pops of vibrant color. A tactile surface mixing soft ferns, slick succulents, and dense moss. A natural escape in the urban jungle.

Urban jungle chic—where concrete meets chlorophyll.

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The Green Wall at CaixaForum, Madrid Demonstrates biodiversity, urban beautification, and stormwater capture.

Perini, K., Ottelé, M., Fraaij, A. L., Haas, E. M., & Raiteri, R. (2011). Vertical greening systems and the effect on air flow and temperature on the building envelope. Building and Environment, 46(11), 2287–2294. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.buildenv.2011.05.009

Inspired by Europe’s green heart—scaling sustainability sky-high.

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Making this concept map was both enlightening and motivating. At first, the difficulty lay in condensing such a vast topic into clear and visually appealing ideas. The significant progress happened when I started to visualize how a green wall functions and thrives within an urban setting. I developed a greater understanding of how green infrastructure goes beyond just looks—it's an active ecological system. Delving into case studies and real-world designs really helped to connect all the pieces.