- Are there any building materials that are capable of containing botanical life inside?
- Is it possible to devise structures that contain botanical life?
- What are the necessary requirements to be able to maintain botanical life in the structures of our spaces with an easy self-provision?
This is very interesting. I think this would be possible for walls and partitions but less likely for main structural components.
yeah, but very difficult to improve the water resistive property of concrete.if we made wall 100% free from water leakage, then your idea will work
It is probably possible. We would be more healthy without a doubt. There are already compositions called "vertical gardens" as decorative elements of the external and internal walls of buildings. An interesting issue is the elements of the latest architectural composition of intelligent plots (a combination of "smart house" and "smart garden").
What I am investigating is the possibility of generating structures that are sufficiently resistant but at the same time composed of organic components that allow plant life and that the structures have a closed life cycle.
I thank you for your answers, currently the concept of BIOArchitecture is very important for this topic, I hope soon to be able to provide more detailed information.
Thanks for your answer, Ben Turk Dariusz Tomaszewicz Markanday Giri Bruce Alfred Aplicano
- Badges
- Science topic