3.4.4 Analysis of green wall and green roof

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Figure 85- Sectional view of the building. Source- (NYAWARA, 2016)

3.4.4 Analysis of green wall and green roof The green wall provided in the building is vegetated mat living wall. The wall is composed of two layers one that is a synthetic fabric with pockets which support the plants and the other is the planting/growing media. The fabric is the attached to a frame, backed by a waterproofing membrane and the attached to the wall of the building. The green ramp in which planters are placed.

Figure 86- Detail of planters in the building and vegetated mat living wall. Source- google

The green roof type is intensive that is large trees can also be planted on the roof. This green roof is responsible for the cooling of the spaces below it.

Figure 87- Section of intensive green roof. Source- google

Figure 88- The green areas present in the building in the form of green wall and green roof. Source- (NYAWARA, 2016)

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