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Brazilian Houses: 14 Residences with Vertical Gardens

Vertical gardens, green walls, or living walls are different terms used for the same solution: the vertical arrangement of various plant species to enjoy the benefits of vegetation within a smaller footprint. In other words, the vertical application of plants maximizes horizontal usable area, a distinct advantage especially in places with limited ground space for planting.

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The climatic, environmental, and aesthetic benefits of vegetation, combined with the growing number of companies specializing in the installation of vertical gardens, have driven the widespread adoption of this solution in Brazil in recent years. Whether on the blank walls of high-rises or in houses and apartments, the versatility of "green walls" is increasingly being explored through a diverse range of plant species and patterns.

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Cite: Moreira, Susanna. "Brazilian Houses: 14 Residences with Vertical Gardens" [Casas brasileiras: 14 residências com jardins verticais] 28 Jun 2020. ArchDaily. (Trans. Romullo Baratto) Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/1123484/brazilian-houses-14-residences-with-vertical-gardens> ISSN 0719-8884
Jardim House / asdesign. Image © Rafael Renzo

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