Belge fashion designer Ann Demeulemeester used green walls in her new store in Seoul, Korea which are as ecologically sound as green roofs. They cool the building naturally and absorb rainwater runoff. However she is not the only one: W Hotel also embraced this new trend in it's Midtown Atlanta location as well as a new restaurant in New York City: Broadway East on 171 East Broadway where a green wall is featured inside. Check out www.g-sky.com to find out about more green walled spaces or if you are considering greening your house.
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