Enhancing urban resilience in hot humid climates: A conceptual framework for exploring the environmental performance of vertical greening systems (VGS)

Gamal, Aya; Eleinen, Osama Abo; Eltarabily, Sara; Elgheznawy, Dalia

doi:10.1016/j.foar.2023.09.003

Frontiers of Architectural Research

2023

DOI: 10.1016/j.foar.2023.09.003

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Enhancing urban resilience in hot humid climates: A conceptual framework for exploring the environmental performance of vertical greening systems (VGS)

Aya Gamal,

Osama Abo Eleinen,

Sara Eltarabily

et al.

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The purpose of this study is to present interdisciplinary insights on vertical green systems (VGS) design in hot climate zones. The approach to the VGS design proposed in this article combines architectural design, structural systems, green building and township development with sustainable urban farming, circularity, waste and water management. On the basis of in-depth study on green façade performance in hot climates, the authors identified methods derived from various fields of science which, when correctly combined, enable effective protection of plants against excessive solar radiation. The main finding of the research is the identification of the most effective combination of methods supporting healthy growth of the VGS. This set of solutions includes orientation of the façade to cardinal directions correlated with appropriate plants selection, shading strategies, such as passive and kinetic shields and organic fertilizers supporting plants’ resilience. The authors presented key challenges and opportunities of VGS application and discussed their role in the decarbonization process of the building sector. The multidisciplinary analysis of the state of knowledge highlighted areas that require further investigation, such as the practical implementation of proposed strategies and their effectiveness in real-world scenarios. Graphical abstract

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Enhancing urban resilience in hot humid climates: A conceptual framework for exploring the environmental performance of vertical greening systems (VGS)

Cited by 5 publications

References 100 publications

Green urban transition: interdisciplinary insights on green façades design in hot climates as one of crucial strategies for low-carbon development

Green urban transition: interdisciplinary insights on green façades design in hot climates as one of crucial strategies for low-carbon development

Green retrofitting of heritage buildings based on (3Ts) framework: An applied case study

Combating urban heat: Systematic review of urban resilience and adaptation strategies

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