1. Trellis Facade: This type of facade combines wooden trellis panels with climbing plants to create a natural green facade. The trellis panels are attached to the building's exterior walls, and the plants grow up and around the trellis to create a living green curtain.
2. Living Wall Facade: These facades are created using a series of modular panels that are filled with soil and plants. They are designed to be attached to the exterior walls of buildings and can be used to cover large areas. Living walls can be customized with a wide variety of plant species, and they offer a range of environmental benefits, including improved air quality and insulation.
3. Green Roof Facade: This type of facade is installed on the roof of a building, and it combines a layer of vegetation with a waterproof membrane to create a living roof. Green roofs can help insulate a building, reduce stormwater runoff, and improve air quality.
4. Hanging Garden Facade: This type of facade features a series of hanging planters that are attached to the exterior walls of a building. The planters can be filled with a wide variety of plant species, and they offer a colorful and natural addition to any building.
5. Vertical Garden Facade: These facades feature a series of stacked planters that are attached to the exterior walls of a building. The planters can be filled with a wide variety of plant species, and they offer a modular and flexible green solution for any building.
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