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Enhancing Urban Climate Resistance Through the Application of Selected Strategies and Technologies. [PDF]
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Establishment of a Native Cavity-Nesting Bee (<i>Exoneura robusta</i>) After Translocation Into an Urban Environment. [PDF]
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Low-Cost CO2 NDIR Sensors: Performance Evaluation and Calibration Using Machine Learning Techniques. [PDF]
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Resident perceptions and expectations of rooftop gardens in Singapore
Landscape and Urban Planning, 2005Abstract Using data from the high-rise, high-density city of Singapore, this paper examines residents’ perceptions and expectations of rooftop gardens in Singapore. In particular, it discusses: To what extent is the roof gardens being used? Why do local residents visit roof gardens? What benefits do local residents perceive?
Belinda Yuen, Wong Nyuk Hien
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Guideline for Designing Rooftop Gardens in Amman Buildings
Dirasat: Human and Social Sciences, 2022The aim of this study is to create a guideline for rooftop gardens in the city of Amman, taking into account the factors of social, environmental, and economic sustainability, and in a way that is largely consistent with the local building systems and regulations.
Mayyadah Hussein +2 more
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Soil Based and Simplified Hydroponics Rooftop Gardens
Urban Agriculture, 2017By using rooftops for food production, new cultivation areas can be exploited. Soil-based cultivation beds and simplified hydroponics make use of low-input systems, offering accessible food production with low maintenance and low costs. Simplified hydroponic systems are particularly suitable for the installation on rooftops due to their low weight. For
Francesco Orsini +2 more
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RESEARCH ON ORNAMENTAL PLANTS APPLIED TO ROOFTOP GARDENS
Eighty ornamental plants, such as perennial plants, bulbous plants, and shrubs, were planted into the experimental rooftop garden made of the rain water storage type planting base, and the growth experiment was conducted. The selected species differed widely in their form characteristics and weatherability.
TACHIBANA, Daisuke +4 more
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The Advantages of a Rooftop Garden and Other Things
International Journal of Art & Design Education, 2006AbstractDesign education is an aesthetic and humanistic approach for teaching how to contribute to the improvement of the conditions that affect everyone's lives. This article offers an overview of some important concepts to teach young people about regeneration design and the future of our changing environment. It is becoming increasingly evident that
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