Landscape design techniques in high-rise buildings

Landscape design tecghniques in high-rise buildings

3.4 Case study 4: Spire Edge IT Park, Manesar, Gurgaon, India Building Data Year of completion Architects Location of building Height Stories Building gross floor area Building function Structural material Green roof type Surface area of green coverage

Ongoing T.R. Hamzah & Yeang Sdn Bhd Manesar, Gurgaon, India 92 meters approximate 20 stories plus roof garden 4,765 square meters (approx.) Office Steel Green wall and green roof Still to be measured

Table 22: Building data

Figure 79- View of Spire Edge. Source- (NYAWARA, 2016)

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Landscape design techniques in high-rise buildings

Published on Nov 18, 2021

Bushra Parveen

The emerging megacities have influenced the ecosystem and the urban environment at a very large scale. The Heat Island Effect caused by the diminishing of green areas and more and more man-made surroundings such as buildings, roads, etc. The shortage of lands tends the design ideas to convert to verticality. All the buildings today are generally categorized as High-Rise buildings. The growing population hinders the availability of land for a lavish foreground landscape design. Other countries had established well with these landscape techniques to reduce the energy efficiency of the building. India somewhat does not have any of the high-rise building which incorporates landscape techniques. Since in a high-rise building the space which can be used for landscaping is walls, roofs and sometimes balconies, so all the techniques are related to them. This dissertation deals with the analysis of these landscape techniques in high-rise office buildings on the basis of specified climate.

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3.4.6 Analysis and inferences

3.3.4 Analysis of green wall

3.4.3 Evolution of design

3.4 Case study 4: Spire Edge IT Park, Manesar, Gurgaon, India

3.4.5 Future assumptions and results of the technique

3.2.4 Analysis of green roof

3.2 Case study 2: ACROS Fukuoka Prefectural International Hall, Fukuoka, Japan

3.2.1 Climatic analysis

3.4.4 Analysis of green wall and green roof

2.1.1.2 Rigid green wall

2.3.2 Installations

2.3.7 Benefits

3.1.5 Irrigation system

CHAPTER 3: Case Studies

2.1.2.3 Modular living wall

2.2 Green roof

3.1.4 Analysis of green wall